I currently offer individual counseling to adults (aka anyone over 18 years old), with occasional exceptions for clients 16-17 years old. To learn more about the fees for my sessions, click here. I conduct online therapy in Texas and in-person therapy in Austin.
I see clients Monday through Thursday. My earliest appointments are currently at 10am and my latest are at 3pm. In-person sessions are held on Mondays.
I work with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, personality disorders, mild eating disorders, panic disorder, social anxiety, ADHD, autism, and trauma.

I do not currently offer services for acute eating disorders, phobias, acute OCD, or acute PTSD or active or unhealed trauma.
I aim to be a safe space for all types of clients. Please read the following to learn where I stand on working with traditionally “marginalized” communities:
Many of my clients are queer and trans– I am an active ally to all members of this community.
I work with many clients who experience chronic pain and chronic illness. I understand the grief and frustration that come with these experiences.
I am anti-diet culture and anti-fatphobia. I believe in body liberation. I do not help clients change their bodies, but I do help improve their relationship with them.
I am always moving forward with my own work around privilege and race. I believe in systemic racism and am progressive in my social and political beliefs. I work with clients of ethnicities and races and work hard to be culturally affirming and open.
I am a non-religious therapist. I have experience working with faith transitions and understand the impact of religion on mental health. I work with clients of any faith, or no faith, and encourage all clients to explore their spirituality.
Many of my clients have experienced trauma, but I am NOT a trauma therapist. I am however, trauma-informed, meaning I am knowledgable and aware of the role our body plays in trauma processing and healing. Clients with active trauma may be referred.
I am neurodivergent-affirming and see clients with Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, sensory differences, and more. I also support self-diagnosis as a valid and valuable experience. I was personally diagnosed with ADHD later in life and understand how this can impact our identities.
Reach out today to learn more about online therapy in Texas or in-person therapy in Austin!