Our Core Values & Approach

In a counseling relationship, privacy and confidentiality mean that what you share with your counselor stays between you two, fostering a safe and trusting environment. Counselors are committed to protecting your information and only share details when legally required or with your consent. With telehealth, there are additional considerations, like ensuring secure internet connections and using encrypted platforms to minimize risks. While telehealth is convenient and accessible, it's important to be aware of potential issues such as technical glitches or privacy breaches, and to discuss these concerns with your counselor to ensure your information remains protected.

I also enjoy working with a wide variety of clients who have goals that aren't mentioned in previous sections. I love working with clients who want to address neurodivergence, gender and sexuality, identity issues, anxiety, depression, career and life planning, artist block, parenting children on the spectrum, and "3rd act" empowerment for perimenopausal and menopausal women who are want to try embody their truest form in all it's grief and glory.