I provide highly individualized psychological care shaped by more than 35 years of clinical practice and a deep respect for how complicated human beings actually are.

You can expect therapy to be thoughtful, active, and tailored to you. We may look at patterns, relationships, physiology, history, meaning, and the ways you have learned to move through the world. I will ask good questions, pay attention to what is underneath the obvious, and help you make connections that may have been difficult to see on your own.

This is not one-size-fits-all therapy, and it is not about endlessly circling the same story. The work is about gaining clarity, creating movement, and developing more freedom in how you respond to your life.

My approach draws from clinical psychology, behavioral medicine, mindfulness, mind/body work, temperament, and the study of consciousness, while staying focused on what is useful and meaningful for you.

Life is messy. Therapy doesn’t have to be.

Here’s our mission statement: We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization

Wabi Sabi Circle exists to support the healing and restoration of women in emergency medical services who carry the invisible weight of caring for others in moments of crisis. These women move toward danger when others step away, often holding trauma, grief, and responsibility in silence.

Our mission is to create a sanctuary where healing can unfold in community. Through carefully guided group ketamine therapy, nature-based retreat experiences, and nervous system restoration practices, we offer participants a space to pause, reconnect, and rediscover themselves beyond the demands of their work.

At Wabi Sabi Circle, we believe healing happens most powerfully when science, compassion, and human connection come together. Our retreats bring together skilled clinicians, evidence-based treatment, and immersive therapeutic experiences designed to support recovery from PTSD, depression, and anxiety.

Through the generosity of our supporters, these retreats are offered at no cost to participants. In doing so, we honor the women who serve our communities every day, providing them with the same care, presence, and restoration they so often give to others.

Together, we hold space for transformation, resilience, and renewal—so that those who care for the world may return home to themselves.

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