At The Mind Place, I juggle a few roles: practice owner, psychologist, admin, and supervisor - all with the same goal in mind: creating a space that celebrates and affirms neurodivergent experiences, both in the therapy room and beyond. ​I'm autistic and have ADHD too (Audhd). I’m a deep thinker with a knack for noticing patterns, so I thrive on noticing patterns in how people think and experience life. I often work with clients exploring their neurotype, whether that’s processing a diagnosis, exploring a self-identification, or simply getting to know themselves better. Topics we often look at include developmental trauma, autistic burnout, meltdowns, masking, communication differences, accommodations, anxiety, alexithymia, executive functioning differences, or procrastination. My therapeutic approach is relational, neuroaffirming, feminist, and strength-based. I bring curiosity and compassion to sessions, with the goal of creating a space where your experiences are understood, your identity is respected, and your strengths are supported.​

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