I aim to create a space where you can think clearly about who you are, what matters to you, and how you want to move forward. We work together, and your values guide the process.

A core part of my approach is psychological flexibility. This means learning how to stay present, notice what matters to you, and take steps in that direction, even when it’s hard. The goal is not to fix you. It is to help you build a life that fits you better.

I am affirming of gender identity, autism, and other forms of neurodivergence. I also take a body liberation approach. I understand that distress is often shaped by larger systems and environments, not just the individual. My goal is to create a space where different parts of your identity are recognized and taken seriously.

I work with ages 10+ for individual therapy

Psychological assessment helps answer specific questions about how you think, learn, and function. It can clarify diagnoses and guide next steps for treatment, school, or work. I tailor each evaluation to your referral question.

Assessments may look at cognitive strengths, learning differences, personality patterns, and emotional functioning. The process usually includes a clinical interview, input from a parent, partner, or teacher when relevant, standardized testing, and a feedback session where we go over the results together. The final report summarizes your history and current functioning and includes clear, practical recommendations. With your permission, I can share the report with schools or other providers.

Fees depend on the type and scope of the evaluation, including testing time, scoring, interpretation, feedback, and report writing.

I provide testing for children, teens, and adults.

Common types of evaluations offered include:

• Autism Spectrum Assessments

• ADHD & Executive Functioning

• Psychoeducational (Learning Differences & Accommodation Support)

• Eating Disorders

• Pre-surgical Evaluations for Gender-Affirming Care

• Personality & Diagnostic Clarification

• Substance Use Concerns

These weekly therapy groups are for neurodivergent people, including those with autism, ADHD, anxiety, or compulsive patterns, who want connection, better self-understanding, and practical coping tools.

Different ways of thinking, feeling, and communicating are accepted here.

Each group includes some structure along with discussion, activities, and skill-building.

You do not need a formal autism diagnosis to join. The group runs in six-week cycles.

Groups are held in the evenings or on weekends.

$80 per session. Equity pricing is available.