I specialize in anything that has to do with sex, intimacy, and relationships. My work often focuses on non-monogamy, kink/fetishes, gender identity, and sexual orientation. I have  specific experience supporting folks involved in ageplay dynamics, and identities, including DDLG and ABDL. My approach is sex-positive, non-judgmental, and pleasure-focused. No matter what brought you here, you deserve a space to be authentic and honest, accepted and safe. Therapy is often difficult and vulnerable, as well as tender and joyful. I strive to embrace all of these pieces, so our work together will likely involve a shared smile or two in between the heavier moments. I also offer coaching for clients who are out of state.

I provide therapy from a client-centered, non-carceral, and relational lens. Let’s break that down! Client-centered: I believe you are the expert in your own life and that change comes from identifying and living in alignment with your values. Non-carceral: I understand that the profession of social work is deeply rooted in white saviorism, settler colonialism, racism, and other forms of harm. I therefore work to provide resources, support, and conversations that are outside of or alternatives to that history of harm and current institutions that perpetuate similar harm. Relational: I believe each of us is made up of our relationships, whether they are platonic, romantic, familial, or our relationships to ourselves. I work with you to explore the meaning of those relationships and the ways in which you want to exist within them.

I’m passionate about folks of all identities and lifestyles receiving compassionate and informed care. This means that outside of the therapy room, you can find me teaching a course on non-monogamy and kink at University of Denver’s Graduate School for Social Work, or running peer support groups for ABDLs, vanilla partners and friends of ABDLs, or non-monogamous folks.