Psychologist
State of Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services/Psychology Examining Board
5150-57, Wisconsin

(He/Him/His)
Psychologist
Therapy with me starts with a foundation of respect for your identities and experiences, which allows us to tap into your natural ability to grow and heal
I know that seeking therapy can be an intensely vulnerable act. My goal as your therapist will be to meet that vulnerability with the care and understanding that it deserves. This means approaching your concerns with curiosity and respect for all of the identities and experiences that you bring to the table. I have extensive experience working with student of all backgrounds, and make every effort to acknowledge how your environment, cultural factors and systems of power/oppression have shaped the concerns that have brought you to therapy. I work with a wide array of concerns (anxiety, depression, trauma, gender exploration, relationship distress, etc.) by helping clients explore the connection between their emotions and needs. My style pulls from the Rogerian approach, which provides a non-judgmental space for you to find your own path forward instead of focusing exclusively on coping. I believe that psychotherapy is a collaborative effort between client and therapist that has the potential to bring together the seemingly disorganized parts of ourselves, and would love to help you tap into your innate ability to pursue directions in life that leave you fulfilled and connected!
$225 — $275per session
In-network coverage provided for the following insurance companies
Psychologist
State of Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services/Psychology Examining Board
5150-57, Wisconsin
PhD (Doctor of Philosophy), 2021
I received my PhD in Counseling Psychology and helped research clinician bias, cultural adjustment, trans experiences, and student drug use.
BA (Bachelor of Arts), 2009
I received my BA in Psychology and helped research belief formation and attitudes/beliefs about war.