The stories you were handed aren't the only ones available to you, and therapy is where you get to find the ones that are actually yours. If you're carrying religious trauma, working through non-monogamy or infidelity, or trying to figure out who you are underneath what your family or culture told you to be, I want to help you find that out, not hand you a different set of instructions to follow instead.

I see clients 18 and older across Washington by telehealth, which means I can work with you wherever you are in the state, including places where this kind of specialized, non-monogamy-competent care is hard to find. My own connection to pagan and nature-based spirituality shapes how I think about ritual, cycles, and meaning-making, which often comes up naturally in work around religious trauma and identity. I hold a Master's degree and continue building clinical hours toward full LMFT licensure alongside my AASECT training.

I'm working toward Sex Therapy certification through AASECT under the supervision of Margaret MacLeod, LMFT, an AAMFT Approved Supervisor, which means the specialized nature of this work is backed by credentialed oversight even while I'm still in training toward the certification itself.

People across Washington navigating religious trauma, non-monogamy, infidelity, or questions about sexuality come to me for a clinician training toward AASECT certification who's comfortable with relationship structures outside the traditional model.

Since I work entirely by telehealth, geography across Washington state isn't a limitation. Request a session directly, or reach out with a question first if you want to know more about my approach to non-monogamy or religious trauma work before booking. If your relationship structure or spiritual history has made past therapists uncomfortable or unfamiliar, that discomfort won't show up here, this is territory I actually work in regularly.