How Do You Want to Feel in Your Life?

How can you get there?

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How We Can Work Together

You’re used to pushing through. Maybe it’s in your family relationships, your sport, your recovery, or your role as a parent. You continue to show up and hold it together, but the anxiety, exhaustion, and short fuse are telling you that you’ve been carrying too much for too long.

You randomly feel overwhelmed even when nothing “big” is happening. Old patterns keep repeating, even though you really want something different for yourself.

If you’re reading any of this and thinking, “yes… this is me”—you’re in the right place.

How We Work Together:

I’m a trauma-informed somatic therapist, which means we work with your body as well as your mind. We slow down and listen to what your body has learned about stress and safety, notice how emotions show up under pressure, and get to know the parts of you that are ready for change.

Therapy becomes a place to feel steady in the present, loosen the grip of old patterns, and step into what’s next.

This work can help you:

  • Navigate complicated family dynamics

  • Feel less stressed and reactive

  • Set boundaries you trust

  • Reconnect with your body

  • Build healthier relationships

  • Create change that lasts

What to Expect:

This work asks for consistency, curiosity, and accountability. With commitment, momentum builds. Your body starts to settle, and things begin to soften and open.

My hope is that you’ll feel more at home in yourself, more confident in your choices, and more supported in the life you’re building.

Who I Work With:

  • Athletes building resilience beyond performance

  • Women navigating family estrangement and reconnection

  • Individuals in recovery post rehab, and the parents who support them

Ready to Begin?

Whether you want support redefining family connection, building more resilience beyond your sport, or staying grounded while you or someone you love rebuilds their life after rehab, I’d love to hear from you.

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Get in Touch!