My mission is to offer therapeutic, educational, and embodied services that liberate clients from narratives of shame, disconnection, and powerlessness. My practice blends evidence-based mental health care with sex-positive, decolonial, and spiritual approaches—honoring clients as powerful co-creators of their healing.
These are not sessions for fixing or conforming — they’re a space to unlearn internalized oppression, explore your struggles with care and depth, and develop practices that center your autonomy and embodied wisdom. Together, we’ll trace the roots of harm (personal, relational, systemic) and co-create a path forward that aligns with your values, needs, and future visions.
Relating doesn’t have to mimic power structures. These sessions offer a space for partners, co-parents, friends, chosen family, polycules, or other constellations to examine dynamics, build mutual understanding, and co-create relationships that center consent, clarity, and co-liberation — not coercion or control.
Your erotic self is not a problem to be solved. These sessions invite you to reclaim sexuality as a site of agency, healing, creativity, and resistance — whether you’re navigating pain, shame, desire differences, or simply seeking deeper erotic connection with yourself or others.
Coaching & consultations for individuals and organizations wanting to build capacity in areas often left out of traditional support spaces — sexuality, neurodivergence, emotional regulation, non-normative relationships, kink, and more. Rooted in decolonial, queer, and post-capitalist frameworks, we’ll work on skill-building that supports becoming more free, not more compliant.
Whether you're in the early stages of your LPC candidacy or looking for a supervisor who can hold space for the radical, the emergent, and the ethically complex — this supervision is designed for you.
Rooted in liberatory, decolonial, and feminist praxis, this is not supervision that demands conformity to clinical norms that ignore race, gender, class, ability, or neurodivergence. It’s a space where you can reflect critically, practice relational ethics, and develop your unique voice as a healing practitioner — without shrinking yourself to fit into oppressive molds.