I work with members of the LGBTQ+ community, people with neurodivergence, people engaged in non-traditional relationships, and individuals exploring kink or BDSM who are looking for therapy that feels affirming, collaborative, and practical. My focus is helping you build the skills and insight you need to move through life with greater confidence and clarity.

From the Coroner’s Office to Condor Life and Wellness

My path into therapy has been shaped by working alongside people in some of the most difficult moments of their lives. I began my career in a coroner’s office, where I delivered next-of-kin notifications and learned how to sit with grief, shock, and uncertainty with steadiness and care. From there, I moved into victim–offender mediation, supporting conversations centered on accountability, repair, and the complexity of human harm and healing.

For eight years, I worked with individuals living with HIV, where much of the work focused on shame, chronic illness, trauma, and identity. I later served as a crisis therapist, often making the final call on whether someone could safely return home or needed a higher level of care. These roles taught me how to stay grounded in high-intensity situations, hold difficult emotions without judgment, and help people find clarity when everything feels overwhelming.

Eventually, I transitioned into private practice, where I could bring all of that experience into a more collaborative, skills-based approach to therapy. Today, Condor Life and Wellness reflects that journey.