Meet the team

Support for parents

When your child is having a difficult time, you may be carrying worry, exhaustion, and questions about what to do next. I offer a place to talk openly about that experience and consider what support would be useful for you and your family.

I have a particular interest in working with parents whose children or teens are receiving hospital or residential care, or returning home. We can talk through safety planning, communication with treatment teams, and the changes that coming home may bring. We can also explore boundaries and connection with adult children living with serious mental health concerns or substance use problems.

The work takes your concerns seriously while leaving room for your child’s abilities, your family’s knowledge, and the parts of life you want to reclaim together.

Support for healthcare professionals

Caring for others can bring meaning to your life while also asking a great deal of you. I work with physicians, nurses, therapists, counselors, and administrative workers who want space to talk about the pressures of healthcare work and how those pressures are affecting their lives.

As a healthcare leader and provider, I bring an understanding of the settings in which this work happens. We can explore experiences of burnout, grief, conflict, or feeling unable to provide the care you value. Together, we can consider what helps you stay connected to what matters, what needs to change, and what support you want within and beyond work.