Being human is hard—and I know because I am one. From personal and professional experience, I know how life can be a bit easier with compassionate support. My approach is trauma-informed and needs-based, meaning I help you use the strengths you already have to navigate life and find peace of mind. I value authentic conversations in the therapeutic space, while staying realistic about what it means to be human.

My experience and interests focus on helping others find security and belonging in a world that can feel isolating. I enjoy working with pre-teens and teens, helping them build the skills needed to navigate a time that can be filled with change, uncertainty, and anxiety. I look for each individual’s unique strengths and help them build skills for navigating their world more effectively.

Drawing on my training in trauma, attachment, and (Gottman) couples’ work, I also enjoy working with adults who want to reconnect with themselves, renew existing relationships, and build new connections with strong foundations. I’m trained in helping my adult clients explore gender identity, sexuality and attachment styles. I welcome LGBTQ+ clients who want an affirming space to bring their full selves.

I received my Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Marquette University. Outside of therapy, you can find me spending time with my partner and friends, my two cats, playing board games, and caring for my many plants.

Please feel free to reach out to (262) 251-1112 ext. 767 to set up a free 15 minute consultation call to see if I might be a good fit for your support system!

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