Find the courage to live authentically.
Step into a life that feels unapologetically you.
Neuro-affirming therapy for adults learning to live with their neurodiversity, and wanting to overcome the trauma of feeling different.
Learn strategies that work with your ADHD.
Build acceptance for your neurotype, so you can stop hiding, and embrace who you are.
Services in English and Spanish.
You have worked so hard to keep it together, but something doesn’t feel right…
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Maybe you notice that your capacity to handle stress is really low. You might feel overwhelmed by situations that it seems everyone else can handle so much better. You might constantly be looking for the reason why, or wondering “what is wrong with me”.
Others may tell you that you seem to always have it figured out, but only you know the cost of appearing this way. You know how much of your life anxiety is robbing you of, and you are ready to stop feeling like you are being chased all the time.
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You have created lists upon lists of things to do, but if only that would make it easier to tackle these things. All you feel is a sense of complete overwhelm - and dread - when you look at the list that was supposed to help, but now it’s just staring at you, making you feel guilty.
You have tried to be part of the the 5am club, only to find out you are not the most pleasant human when your brain fog stays with you until 11am, no matter how early you wake up.
You keep telling yourself, “I’ll be so productive on my day off”, but the reality rarely matches the plan. Then the guilt sets in, for “wasting” another day.
You have been relying on your good old friend “hyperfocus”, to get stuff done. If only you could predict when the next wave of this relentless focus will show up, that would be great for planning.
None of these strategies are wrong, but they don’t necessarily work with your neurotype. Sometimes we just need a little bit more support and tweaks to make these strategies work for us.
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Your whole life you have felt different. At some level, you knew that you were playing life on hard mode, but you always thought that it was because something was wrong with you.
If only I could be more disciplined…
If only I could stop myself from oversharing…
If only I could stop being so lazy…
If only I could make small talk with others…
If only feedback didn’t hurt so deeply…
Over time, you have probably internalized a lot of the messages of “something is wrong with you”, and so many neurodivergent individuals learn to mask, so that they can fit in, or succeed. However, over time, the mask has been harder to maintain, and you are ready to find a different way to do things.
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Perhaps you have noticed similar patterns in your relationships. You have noticed how
Hi, I’m so glad you’re here…
If you’re reading this, something in your life might feel a bit out of sync. Maybe you’ve been trying so hard to keep up, but everything still feels heavier than it should. Your emotions have been louder lately, or hard to access all together, and you’re not sure how to navigate them on your own anymore. This is what living with ADHD and/or trauma can feel like for a lot of folks.
Many of my clients seek out help for ADHD, but through our work together we often uncover patterns rooted in early life experiences, chronic stress, and emotional neglect. In our work together, we look at things from two angles: what’s happening day-to-day, and what’s happening beneath the surface.
We can explore practical tools and strategies, while also understanding the patterns and experiences that shaped how you learned to move through the world.
Therapy here is grounded, collaborative, and paced. We stay curious together, check in often, and make room for both reflection and real-life change. You don’t need to have anything figured out before you arrive. Just a willingness to explore what’s going on inside and try small, meaningful shifts along the way.
Some of the areas I specialize in
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Adult ADHD
Many adults with ADHD grapple with challenges like time management, organization, maintaining focus, and emotions that can feel hard to manage. All of this can impact their careers, relationships, and daily life.
My goal is to help you strategies that can set you up for success, and to work trough the emotional aspects of living with ADHD - such as self-doubt, and feelings of inadequacy. -
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Trauma
Maybe you are feeling particularly anxious or on edge, have trouble sleeping, or you might feel a sense of numbness that keeps you disconnected from yourself and others.
Unfortunately we do not get to choose which events our minds and bodies interpret as traumatic. However, there are ways in which therapy can help you feel like yourself again.
I specialize in childhood and relational trauma, including dissociation.
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Anxiety
A constant worry about the future can make life seem so overwhelming. You’ve probably been there; the racing heart, overthinking, the inability to make decisions, the endless list of worst-case scenarios in your mind. It is simply exhausting.
it doesn’t have to be this way. There are evidence-based therapies that can help you overcome your anxiety, and I can help. -
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Relationship Issues
Perhaps you are finding that similar patterns come up in your relationships, without knowing why or how to change them. Maybe you need some help in how to better communicate what you need in your relationships, setting better boundaries, or moving through conflict in a more productive way.
Click below to learn more about how therapy can help.
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EMDR & Brainspotting
EMDR and Brainspotting are what we call “brain-based” type of therapies. They are both designed to help individuals process and heal from trauma, but can be used for a variety of needs.
They are a great alternative (and addition) to talk-therapy, to help improve emotional regulation, and promote an overall sense of wellbeing.
