YES! I am currently scheduling consult calls for new clients.
Life can be overwhelming. You need a great therapist who understands and cares.
Maybe it’s your inner critic who won’t stop the negativity. You’re stressed, feeling disconnected, maybe even a little lonely. You know who you are, as a queer or trans person, and you’ve left religion behind, but you carry its scars. You’re successful in some ways, but you can’t shake the feeling that something is wrong. You’ve come a long way, but you feel like there’s more in store for you.
I’m here to help. Let’s find out what works for you, what you need, and how to move forward.
A secular therapist is one who clearly identifies they do not include spiritual or religious practices in their work. Read more.
Life can be overwhelming, even scary sometimes. I’m here to help.
If you’re hurting, curious, or stuck—you don’t have to walk alone. These picks might help.
Calm Place — A 5-minute guided retreat you can carry with you
Books Worth Your Time — What’s helped me, what might help you
Supportive Communities & Links — Folks who’ve done this work, spaces that hold you
Videos & Visuals — Talks and infographics that teach, heal, and shift perspectives
Quick Fuel for Tough Days — Downloadables, tips & practices when nothing else feels right
Society and religion can really con us into torturing ourselves, just for being who we are.
Even when we consciously have accepted our sexuality or gender, cultural programming can linger and wreak havoc inside.
You might also be practicing non-monogamy in one or more of its various forms. It is important to find a therapist who affirms your relationship structure and can help you understand yourself within your relationship(s).
Wanna talk? Have questions? Let’s chat.
Read more about self-compassion for LGBTQ+ exvangelical folks here.
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