I became a therapist because I’ve always been drawn to people’s inner lives— the beliefs, identities, and experiences that shape how they experience the world. I’m deeply curious about how we’re impacted by our communities, relationships, and histories and how those layers of experience show up in our daily lives. It’s a privilege to accompany people in the process of this exploration and healing.

I earned my Master of Social Work from the University of Washington and have worked in a range of settings, including residential/partial hospitalization programs treating eating disorders and domestic violence advocacy organizations. I’m a Licensed Social Work Associate (LSWAIC) and expect to receive my independent license by Fall 2025.

When I’m not in sessions, you can find me hiking with my partner, gardening, cooking, or trying to get my cat to stop yelling at me.