I am a contemplative psychotherapist working from an Integral framework and utilizing a strength based and non-pathological approach which seeks to bring forth each client’s intrinsic health and basic goodness. I use my background in Integral Theory and developmental psychology to help clients understand their developmental process as well as what obstacles might be in their path moving forward.  I sustain a playful and kind disposition, believing that every human being has the ability to heal and grow no matter what traumas or challenges they face. I support clients to recognize their own strengths in order to create wholeness, and to develop a strong integrated sense of self, increasing health in mind, body, and spirit.

I am a Buddhist practitioner with 15 years of experience. I worked at the Integral Institute in Boulder for five years. I have a Master’s Degree in Contemplative Psychotherapy  and Buddhist Psychology from Naropa University, Boulder, Colorado. In addition, I am a certified Circling Facilitator at the Integral Center in Boulder. I work with adults, adolescents, and children as individuals, couples, and groups, focusing on issues including anxiety, self-esteem, relationship challenges, trauma/PTSD, family dynamics, LGBTQ issues, gender, body image, woman’s issues, eating disorders, addiction, sexuality issues, abuse, conflict mediation, attachment, grief and loss, health issues, death and dying, existential crisis, spiritual emergencies, or simply wanting to live a more fully actualized life.