People have always opened up to me. Sometimes it starts with a conversation, other times in the quiet moments during bodywork—but over and over, I’ve been invited into people’s most personal stories. I’ve listened as clients shared their struggles, heartbreaks, and inner conflicts, often saying, “I don’t know why I’m telling you this—but it helps.”

     While I don’t have a psychology degree, I bring over two decades of experience in deep listening, emotional support, and helping people feel more aligned in their lives. My degree is in English and creative writing (magna cum laude), and while that might sound unrelated, it’s actually central to what I do—helping people make sense of their inner narratives, rewrite unhelpful stories, and reconnect with themselves.

     Friends, clients—even their partners—have come to me for presence and perspective, not prescriptions. After years of hearing “You should be doing this professionally,” I finally stepped into the work. These sessions aren’t therapy, but they are meaningful. They’re spacious, grounded, and judgment-free. If you need someone to walk beside you while you sort through what’s weighing on you, I’d be honored to be that person.