I embrace a holistic, whole-person perspective.

I believe in treating people, not disorders. We are not defined by our diagnoses, and my approach goes beyond viewing individuals as a collection of symptoms. Instead, I celebrate the unique experiences, emotions, and backgrounds that shape each client.

I stay up-to-date on the latest research.

As neuroscience advances, so do our interventions for addressing communication and cognitive challenges. My practice is grounded in translating current research into targeted, evidence-based strategies to ensure I’m providing effective and informed care.

I keep my practice intentionally small.

Therapy should never feel like an “assembly-line,” where individuals are shuffled through rushed interactions and superficial care. I believe in a different approach. By keeping my practice intentionally small, I give clients the time and attention they deserve. Sessions are collaborative, and there is always time to address questions and concerns.