My commitment to social and political justice within the healing community

At this practice, there is zero tolerance for hate speech, racism, white supremacy, transphobia, homophobia, misogyny, xenophobia, or any ideology rooted in oppression and violence.

As a white, cisgender woman and queer therapist, I feel a deep responsibility to name and challenge the systems of harm that continue to impact the mental health and well-being of so many in my own community and the communities of others. I do not—and will never—support Donald Trump, or any political figure or ideology that fuels hate, violence or oppression.

Since the presidency of Donald Trump, we have witnessed an alarming rise in repressive legislation and violent rhetoric targeting marginalized communities—immigrants, Black and Indigenous people, queer and trans folks, disabled individuals, and many others who have historically borne the brunt of systemic harm in this country. These policies and attitudes are not abstract political differences—they cause real trauma and suffering. And they have no place here.

In this space, I strive to create a sanctuary for healing, empowerment, and liberation. My practice is rooted in anti-racism, equity, and radical compassion. I acknowledge my privilege and continuously work to dismantle it, both internally and externally. It is a space where your pain will not be minimized, your identity will not be questioned, and your lived experience will not be up for debate. I believe in co-creating a therapeutic relationship that honors your truth to grieve, to rage, to hope and to heal. I will honor your resilience or your irritation of constantly having to be resilient; and your right to exist fully and safely—no matter who you are or where you come from.

There is no neutrality in therapy. I stand firmly against oppression in all its forms and in solidarity with those fighting for justice.

You are welcome here. You are safe here. You are seen here. You belong here.