Part of my vision of my work in the world is to help people feel increasingly better about their body, to feel safe living in their body with spacious self-love and acceptance. I love working to create a world in which everyone feels good about how they look and feel inside themselves.

I love all bodies, of every shape and color and size, with all their bumps and bulges and flatnessess and textures and angles … I find them so beautiful!

It was a long process for me to find acceptance of my body. I worked hard, starting when I was 16, to get to the point where I love and accept my body, and (maybe even harder) my dyslexic, neurodivergent brain, and I bring that lifelong process to my sessions. As hard as that process was for me, I acknowledge I had it easier than many. I am a white, able-bodied, cis-gendered, heterosexual, short woman whose appearance fits well enough our society’s current standard of acceptability. I deeply honor all those who come into my life who are on the path to self-love, and I appreciate the opportunity to help with that journey.

I am committed to creating an inclusive and safe environment for all my clients, regardless of gender, gender identity, sexuality, ability, race, ethnicity, age, faith, lifestyle, socioeconomic status, culture, national origin, or political views. I ask that everyone who comes into my office be kind, open-minded, and compassionate to others while in my office. I am open to feedback and conversation around these issues and how I can best be supportive.