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Tailored to where you are
No one-size-fits-all approach. Some days you'll know what you want to work on; other days you may just need to sit and breathe. I pull from different tools depending on what you need, from grounding exercises to unpacking the conversation you keep replaying. You won't be expected to share your whole life story on day one.
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Trauma-informed, mind and body
Feelings don't just live in your mind but in your body too: tightness in your chest, a knot in your stomach, tension in your shoulders. When we slow down and notice what's happening physically, it gets clearer what you actually need.
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About understanding yourself
You may have spent years doing what was expected: climbing the ladder, saying yes when you meant no, staying quiet to avoid conflict. Behind every behavior is a need. Together we'll find better ways to meet those needs and make space for your own voice. This is your space to be honest, messy and real.
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Clinical training and lived experience
Before becoming a therapist I spent over a decade working closely with families from many cultural backgrounds. That, plus training in EMDR, CBT, parts work, mindfulness, NLP and therapeutic hypnosis, shapes how I work with grief, transitions and the feeling of not quite belonging.