I’m an existential psychotherapist, supervisor, and doctoral researcher working with bereavement, responsibility, identity, race, gender, immigration, and major life changes.

My work is compassionate, grounded, and rooted in real-life experience. I make space for honest conversations about the parts of life that are often difficult to name — family, culture, difference, uncertainty, and loss.

I help people make sense of life when life stops making sense.

Alongside therapy and supervision, my doctoral research explores women’s experiences of making end-of-life decisions for their mothers after a sudden health crisis.