For those who feel deeply connected to the natural world and are committed to its care, the work of protecting what we love can be both profoundly meaningful and emotionally demanding. Whether you work in ecology, conservation, animal welfare, veterinary medicine, environmental advocacy, or are navigating the personal impacts of climate change and ecological loss, you deserve a space where your own well-being is held with the same care you bring to the world around you.

My approach to therapy is compassionate, relational, and trauma-informed. I work collaboratively with clients to explore the experiences, relationships, and patterns that shape their lives, drawing on approaches such as EMDR to support healing, build resilience, and create space for new possibilities. I believe that healing happens in relationship, through connection, curiosity, and a deep respect for each person’s unique experience.

Together, we can make space for the grief, anxiety, anger, uncertainty, and exhaustion that can accompany caring deeply about the planet and all of its inhabitants. We can also explore how to sustain your commitment to the work that gives your life meaning without losing yourself in it. Therapy can offer a place to reconnect with your needs, strengthen your relationships, find greater balance, and cultivate a more sustainable way of living and working.

At the heart of my work is a belief in the importance of our interconnectedness and our relationships—with ourselves, with one another, and with the more-than-human world. I bring a deep respect for the love of nature that often inspires this work, and for the vulnerability and courage involved in continuing to care in the face of so much uncertainty.

My hope is to help you build a life that feels more spacious, connected, and fulfilling, so that you can continue to live your values, nurture what matters to you, and contribute to the world in ways that are meaningful and sustainable for you.

Educational Background

Master’s Degree in Counseling - Marriage and Family Therapy

Sonoma State University, 2011

Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology and Women’s and Gender Studies

Sonoma State University, 2005

Certified California Naturalist

Tuleyome, 2021