In therapy, healing can happen through two main paths:
I blend both paths skillfully, tailoring them to what feels right for you in the moment. I stay actively engaged in ongoing training, ensuring our work together remains current and responsive.

This is a brain-body method that helps release stored emotional and physical pain from trauma, often where words alone fall short.
DBT teaches practical skills for regulating intense emotions, improving relationships, tolerating distress, and living more mindfully.
NARM is a gentle, strength-based approach for healing complex and developmental trauma by addressing identity distortions and survival patterns, supporting greater agency, self-connection, and aliveness in the present.
Using insights from attachment theory, I explore how early relationships shape our sense of safety, trust, and connection today, helping you heal old patterns and build more secure, fulfilling bonds with yourself and others.
Polyvagal-informed work provides a way to understand how your nervous system responds to stress and safety. I guide you in gentle practices to restore calm, regulate emotions, and create deeper feelings of connection and resilience.
Story work comes from narrative therapy. It is a way of reframing your life experiences with greater self-compassion and meaning.
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