My approach to therapy focuses on breaking away from the traditional, one-size-fits-all model of therapy, which often centers norms and ideas that don’t reflect our diverse experiences. I focus on creating spaces where you can explore your identity on your own terms. Whether you’re navigating your gender identity, supporting a gender diverse child, or working through the complexities of neurodiversity, my approach centers your story, your community, and your culture. I use creative methods like role-playing games and Minecraft therapy, because healing isn’t just about talking—it’s about finding new ways to express yourself and reconnect with your power. As a queer therapist and parent of a gender diverse child, I know firsthand how therapy should be a space for liberation, not just “fixing” what society sees as different.