Therapy Is Coming — And There's a Space Being Held for You

Therapy services opening June 2026. If something in you already knows you're ready — you don't have to wait until the doors officially open.

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Who This is For

You Might Be in the Right Place If...

  • You're a BIPOC individual or family looking for a therapist who gets it — culturally, politically, personally

  • You're parenting neurodivergent kids and running on empty, and you know you need support too

  • You're carrying wounds from complex or relational trauma that have followed you into your relationships, your parenting, your body

  • You're part of an immigrant community and you're tired of therapy that asks you to leave your culture at the door

  • You've tried therapy before and it didn't fit — and you're willing to try again with someone who approaches this work differently

If you've ever felt like the mental health system wasn't built for someone like you — this practice is being built with you in mind.

What You'll Learn

My Approach

This isn't neutral, detached therapy. It's relational, honest, and rooted in the understanding that so much of what brings us into a therapy room didn't start with us — it started in systems, families, and histories that shaped us long before we had words for any of it.

You are the expert on your own life

Person-Centered Therapy

Your nervous system's responses make sense

Trauma-Informed Care

Making sense of the parts of you that feel in conflict

Internal Family Systems (IFS)

Honoring the beautiful way your brain is wired

Neurodiversity-Affirming

What to Expect

I reach out personally

When I open my schedule in June 2026, I'll contact everyone on the waitlist directly — before any public announcement.

Step 1

Submit the form below

Takes two minutes. No commitment, no obligation — just your name, email, and a little about what you're looking for.

Step 2

We begin when you're ready

This is your process. We move at your pace from the very first conversation.

Step 3

Free 20-minute consultation

We'll talk about what you're hoping for, answer your questions, and see if we're a good fit. No pressure.

Step 4
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Fees & Accessibility

Here's how it works:

  • Standard rate: $125 per session

  • Sliding scale spots available for those experiencing financial hardship

  • We'll have an honest conversation about what's achievable for you — I won't verify your finances, but I ask for openness and transparency

  • If your financial situation improves, I ask that you let me know so we can revisit your rate together

Waitlist Form

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Your Questions, Answered

  • This waitlist is specifically for therapy services, which I'll be offering beginning June 2026 as a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate (LPC-A) under clinical supervision. If you're looking for other support right now, visit my coaching page to learn more.

  • All sessions will be held virtually through a secure, HIPAA-compliant platform.

  • As an LPC-Associate, I am not able to accept insurance at this time. My standard session rate is $125, and I offer a limited number of sliding scale spots for those who need them — see belowfor how that works.

  • I use the Green Bottle Sliding Scale Method, created by Alexis J. Cunningfolk — a flexible, trust-based pricing structure rooted in equity and collective care.

    This isn't charity — it's community accountability. Those who are able to pay the full $125 make it possible for those with fewer resources to access care. In line with my commitment to anti-oppressive practice, I believe disrupting systems of oppression happens through community building, and that requires trust and collective responsibility at the center.

    To help you figure out where you land, ask yourself honestly:

    If paying $125 per session would mean adjusting non-essential spending — skipping a dinner out, delaying a small purchase — but doesn't cause lasting financial harm, that's a meaningful sacrifice and the full rate is likely workable for you.

    If paying $125 per session would mean struggling to afford essentials like food, rent, or transportation, that goes beyond sacrifice into financial strain — and a sliding scale spot is likely the right fit.

    I will not verify your finances. What I ask for instead is honesty, transparency, and a willingness to revisit your rate if your situation changes. That's how this works — through trust and mutual accountability.