About me

My clinical specialties include late-diagnosed adult neurodivergence, as well as chronic pain and illness—both of which often involve disenfranchised emotional pain and misunderstood needs. I address family of origin issues, including scapegoat abuse, enmeshment, emotional manipulation or neglect and intergenerational abuse/trauma. I draw on Bowen Family Systems and Internal Family Systems to assist clients in navigating codependency, attachment styles, enmeshment versus differentiation and the establishment and maintenance of healthy boundaries.

I specialize in supporting clients who are navigating late-diagnosed adult neurodivergence (adult autism, adult ADHD, adult AuDHD) and who are unpacking the adult neurodivergent experience. I also focus heavily in my practice on therapeutic work relating to: chronic pain / chronic illness, burnout, self-abandonment patterns, attachment wounds, parts work, scapegoat abuse, family of origin issues, complex trauma / relational trauma / developmental trauma / C-PTSD, and intergenerational trauma.

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The constellation of issues in which I specialize, often involves an underlying theme of overlooked or disenfranchised and misunderstood realities, emotional experiences and needs.

When this is the experience of encountering the outer world, a tendency to self-gaslight can develop and further perpetuate the damage and fracturing of ones’ internal emotional alignment.

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Let's unpack all of this together.