MHC-LP

I know how disorienting it can feel when the faith that once gave language and meaning to your life also becomes a source of fear, shame or grief. My own story includes a background in ministry, surviving conversion therapy, coming out and slowly learning how to build a life where my faith and sexuality no longer have to exist in opposition to one another. That journey is part of what led me to become a therapist and why this work feels so personal to me.

My approach is warm, relational and deeply human. I believe therapy is less about fixing what is “wrong” with you and more about creating enough safety to listen to the parts of yourself you may have learned to silence or leave behind. Our work may include conversation, reflection and attention to what your body and emotions are carrying.

I do not come into the room with an agenda for what you should believe. Whether you want to hold onto your faith, reshape it, leave it behind or simply have somewhere to sit with the uncertainty, all of you is welcome. My hope is to help you move toward a life that feels more honest, integrated and like home within yourself.