My best work is with clients who need to love themselves more. I enjoy working with clients with low self-esteem, self-doubt, and anxiety, and working with them to extend more care to themselves. Often, these concerns can intersect with trauma, grief and loss, loneliness, experiences of bias and discrimination, and more - all of which I am glad to work with clients to address!

As a narrative therapist, I help clients understand the stories that have been told about them – both by themselves and by others including family, culture, and society – and how those stories may have been internalized. My clients have described me as nonjudgmental, empathetic, expressive, transparent, perceptive, and humorous.

I would be delighted to explore the possibility of working together! I work with adults of all ages living in Wisconsin. As I am a professor at Lawrence University in Appleton, Wisconsin, I am unable to see anyone directly affiliated with that school (e.g., current students, staff, faculty). I see clients via telehealth, as well as in-person in Madison, Wisconsin.