My Clients

Who I Work With

Most of my clients are empaths. Smart, driven people in engineering, healthcare, tech, film and TV, game design, coding, grad school, even the DND table on weekends. What they have in common isn't the job title. It's that they're the one everyone leans on, and they've gotten so good at it that they forgot they're allowed to need something back.

You know the type (you might be the type): the one who stays late to help a coworker, says yes before checking if they have the bandwidth, and somehow ends up carrying everyone's stress home with them. That sensitivity is real talent. It's also exhausting when nobody taught you how to put it down.

What usually brings people in isn't just anxiety or stress on the surface. It's boundary fatigue, the imposter syndrome that shows up even when you're clearly good at what you do, the people-pleasing that leaves you resentful by Friday, and just not knowing how to advocate for yourself without feeling guilty about it.

I work with this because I get it, not just clinically. I blend talk therapy with somatic work because most of my clients live almost entirely in their heads, brilliant, analytical, three steps ahead, and almost completely disconnected from their bodies. We bring those back together.

I'm not a stiff, clinical presence in the room. I laugh easily and I want you to feel like you can be exactly who you are here, no performance required. Having lived abroad and navigated my own path as someone in the LGBTQIA2P+ community, I know what it costs to keep shrinking yourself to fit somewhere. My job is to help you stop doing that, here and everywhere else.