My work as a therapist is informed by my education, professional trainings, and my own lived experience. It continues to evolve through my work with individuals, communities, and my own healing journey.
My studies led me to receiving a Master’s in Social Work at Carleton University, in addition to a Bachelor of Education, with a specialty in Art, at the University of Victoria. With this in mind, our work together can include music, movement, or art-making, as many folks find alternatives to talk-therapy useful in the healing process.
I have naturally gravitated towards empowering, collaborative, and strengths-based approaches to therapy and am committed to continuing work for change, justice, and liberation, particularly for those who are most harmed by the multiple and interwoven systems of oppression in our society, namely Black and Indigenous people, people of colour, 2SLGBTQIA+ people, disabled people, and neurodiverse people. Some of the values that inform my practice are sex-, poly-, and kink-positivity, as well as harm-reduction.
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