Approach

My approach is integrative and takes into account the interactions between psychological processes, bodily experience, and the socioeconomical and cultural context of each individual. My theoretical references include cognitive-behavioral therapies and humanistic perspectives such as Gestalt and the person-centered (Rodgerian) approach. 

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I have a particular interest in experiences of grief, including disenfranchised forms of grief, especially the loss of companion animals and service animals.

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My background includes training and experience in social psychology, notably in areas related to sustainable development and social engagement, as well as in clinical psychology, with a focus on living with physical illness and pain.

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I am committed to offering a therapeutic space that is ethical, secure, and respectful of individual identities. My practice is informed by feminist perspectives and is affirming of LGBTQIA+ individuals.

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I aim to provide thoughtful, respectful psychological support, accompanying individuals in their personal process of reflection and self-understanding.