
Welcome
I am an IFS-informed therapist who believes that we all have many parts within us, each shaped by our life experiences. When we’ve been through trauma or ongoing stress, some of these parts can take on protective roles and carry feelings like anxiety, shame, fear, self-doubt, or not feeling “enough.” We often cope by staying busy, overthinking, planning, controlling, or sometimes turning to substances or other strategies to avoid painful feelings. In therapy, we gently get to know these parts with curiosity and compassion, creating space for healing and reconnection with your true self.
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My work is also informed by Somatic Experiencing, a body-based approach to trauma therapy that recognizes we experience life through much more than our thoughts. While talk therapy focuses on understanding our stories, somatic therapy invites us to also explore sensations in the body, emotions, images, and patterns of behaviour. Many people living with anxiety or depression spend much of their time in their minds, feeling disconnected from their bodies.
Somatic processing helps strengthen the mind-body connection, brings you into the present moment, and supports the development of grounding and coping skills you can use in everyday life.
I offer integrative therapy or coaching sessions and welcome you to reach out to explore what might feel like the right fit for you. I am currently accepting virtual clients only and am a student therapist until April 2026, practicing under clinical supervision at reduced rates.
I provide an inclusive, welcoming & equitable space and offer free 20 minute virtual consultations to discuss your needs. Please fill in your details below and I'll respond within 2 business days.
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Land Acknowledgement:
I hold deep gratitude to live and practice on the traditional territory of the Michi Saagig Anishnaabeg, and likely other Indigenous groups, currently held in sacred agreement by Treaty 20 and the Williams Treaties. I have gratitude for ongoing stewardship of this region, elders of past and present, and support for the reclamation of identity, community, and agency stolen in the impact and legacy of colonization - for current and future generations.

