
Are you feeling overwhelmed and stressed, or have you experienced something difficult or traumatic? Are you looking for support to heal, or to explore something new? I provide individual and group counseling for adults, including both short term and long term support depending on what you need.
I work with people from a wide range of racial and ethnic backgrounds, ages, gender identities, and sexual orientations. I am a poly and kink-aware therapist. I am neurodivergent-affirming. I support people with disabilities, chronic illness, or critical illness. I also regularly work with artists and creatives, people with international / intercultural lives, highly sensitive people, and folks experiencing addiction.
If you are struggling, you are not alone and I am glad you are seeking support. I would be honored to support you to move toward healing.
I am committed to being a person with you. That's to say, I do not hide behind a clipboard and I bring a sense of humor to our work where appropriate. I combine the following counseling approaches. For details on my training and credentials in these areas, please visit the About page.
• Relational – My approach focuses on our relationship as counselor and client. I attend to how the relationship feels to you, and welcome your feedback.
• Somatic Counseling – In addition to talking about concerns together, I may also invite you to notice your body sensations in the present moment. Somatic approaches are based in neuroscience and proven to help heal trauma.
• Multicultural and Liberation Counseling – I work from a lens that affirms your identities and lived experiences, and that centers liberation.
• Creative and Nature-based – We can explore art-based therapy and connection to nature to support your healing. Dreamwork may also be a part of the creative approach.
• Existential – The search for meaning and even spiritual purpose can be included in the counseling process if it is important to you. Existential therapy compliments any of my other approaches and I am happy to support you in this way.
Counseling with me is available for people who live in Colorado, and may be expanding to include other states and Canada in 2026. Sessions are online via telehealth, or, I have a limited number of spots available for in-office sessions in my Boulder office. Another options is meeting outdoors for walk-and-talk sessions in Boulder County.
I offer a free initial consultation for you to see if it feels like a fit to work with me. After that, my sliding scale is $125-$225 per hour. I occasionally have spots open up for folks who need a lower rate (below $125). I do not currently take insurance, although that should be changing in 2026.
Here’s a guide for deciding how much to pay:
• If you can meet all of your basic needs (you may have debt but it does not prohibit you from meeting basic needs), you have an expendable income, are able to afford vacations or take time off from work, own or lease a car, have a secure housing situation, regular access to health care, etc., then you could consider paying on the high end of the scale. Be aware that if you are someone who can pay more, you make it possible for me to provide support to another person who does not have the same resources as you.
• If you regularly meet all of your basic needs (even though you may sometimes stress about them), have some expendable income, can occasionally afford vacations or time off, have stable housing and transportation, access to health care, etc., then you could consider paying somewhere in the middle of the sliding scale.
• If you stress about meeting basic needs, are unemployed or underemployed, qualify for public benefits, do not have stable housing or transportation, have little to no expendable income or savings, have substantial debt that sometimes prohibits you from meeting basic needs, etc., then you could consider paying at the bottom of the sliding scale. If you are not able to pay $125, I would still welcome you to contact me. If I am not able to work with you currently, then I can certainly provide you with referrals for other sources of support.
See this source where the info above comes from, and for more on sliding scale payments.