I have a beautiful office located in a historic building in downtown Brevard, NC. I provide in person sessions, it gives me a better clinical picture when I can observe your body language and non-verbal cues. I can also accomodate Telehealth services when requested.

I believe in finding the right therapist for each client and the right client for each therapist. By taking the time to find a "good fit," together we can accelerate growth and allow ourselves to do our best work.

Please consider the following screening checklist that I have prepared for my practice.  It helps me make sure I can logistically do my best work as I juggle parenthood and supporting my clients.

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You might be a good fit if:

• You are looking for regular and consistent appointments.

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You might not  be a good fit if:

• You have high acuity needs upon intake.​ I am not currently able to accommodate clients who are actively experiencing suicidality or psychosis. I do not have the availability at this time to provide adequate treatment for this level of acuity without sacrificing the care of the client.

• You are experiencing active domestic violence or abuse in your relationship.

• You are seeking support for infidelity.

• Disordered eating or process addiction are your primary concerns.

I consider myself to specialize in relational issues. That might include:

• Managing relationships with an emotional partner and logical partner

• Relationship crossroads

• Life changes and transitions

• Finding identity and considering values

I do not accept insurance for couples therapy. Insurance companies require a mental health diagnosis, which often does not accurately apply when the focus is on relationship dynamics rather than an individual disorder. Assigning a diagnosis to one partner can feel inappropriate or even harmful, as it may place blame instead of addressing the shared patterns within the relationship. Private pay allows me to focus on the couple as a system, providing more flexible, ethical, and effective care without the constraints of medical necessity requirements.

Yes! Let's chat to see if we'd be a good fit.