For those carrying what can’t be seen — the weight of trauma, uncertainty, and all the stories your body still remembers.
Trauma therapy for the body, the lineage, and the self
Many of the people I work with have spent years in survival mode—high-functioning, capable, and quietly exhausted. Whether the stress came from early relational trauma, loss, identity shifts, or the medical system itself, their nervous systems have learned to stay alert. Through a NARM and depth-oriented approach, therapy becomes a space to slow down and let your body and story catch up with each other. Together, we explore how your survival patterns once kept you safe—and how they can now soften into connection, agency, and ease.
A special part of my practice focuses on those living with hereditary cancer risk and the ripple effects of genetic testing, illness, and caregiving. Trauma and uncertainty often intersect with medical realities and family legacies, shaping how we relate to safety, control, and belonging. I bring a trauma-informed, relational, and body-based approach to support the full human experience behind the data—the grief, resilience, and meaning-making that come with it. Whether your story includes medical trauma or other forms of survival, therapy here is a space to come home to yourself and live with more steadiness, trust, and depth.
How you can get involved
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Support Groups
An intimate space to connect with others who want to do the deep dive—who want to explore their process, not just their outcomes. With weekly topics, these groups offer community, shared understanding, and guided support for the emotional, relational, and generational challenges of carrying hereditary cancer risk.
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Psychotherapy
For California-based clients seeking one-on-one support. Therapy with me is a space to work gently and deeply with the emotional, somatic, and relational impact of trauma and long-term stress. Together, we explore how survival patterns, anxiety, and grief live in the body — and how to rebuild a sense of steadiness, agency, and connection.
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Podcast
Conversations about navigating hereditary cancer risk. Join us to talk about life between the scans, and how finding out you have a genetic mutation can be a portal to emotional, relational and intergenerational healing.
This is not about erasing fear—it’s about learning to live alongside uncertainty with courage, clarity, and connection
If you want this sort of connection, lets talk about how we can work together
My work is created for you if:
– You’ve been through something life-changing — a diagnosis, a loss, a surgery, or years of holding it all together — and you know that you need support to untangle it all.
– You sense your nervous system is still on high alert, even though from the outside you appear “fine.”
– You carry stories that didn’t start with you — patterns of fear, silence, or caretaking that echo through your family system.
– You’re ready to do deep, embodied work to explore what you inherited and reclaim your own pace, agency, and wholeness.
– You want guidance that’s both trauma-informed and deeply human — a place where science and soul can meet.
Let’s chat for 20 minutes for free and see if it’s right for you.
There’s no commitment, pressure, or obligation.