A therapist who shows up like a person.

I grew up learning a familiar version of strength: be tough, look capable, keep moving. The gym helped me in real ways—but strength on the outside didn’t automatically make everything okay on the inside.

Therapy showed me the difference between analyzing yourself and actually processing what you’ve lived through. That changed the direction of my life and eventually became the work I wanted to do with other people.

Today, I bring that lived understanding together with clinical training, curiosity, humor, and a direct style. You don’t have to hide your culture, memes, music, gym life, gaming, anime, politics, or messy contradictions at the door.