Whether seeking individual, relational, or family therapy, I believe we are all multi-storied beings and that everyone is the expert of their own story and experience. Along the way, we collect stories-stories that others tell about us, stories we tell about ourselves, the story we tell about the problem, and stories we inherit from dominant knowledge or culture. These narratives shape our perception of ourselves and others and can influence relational connection which often contributes to why one might seek out therapy. I approach our work together from a radical social justice framework that is rooted in liberation-based healing and fed by curiosity and compassion. I utilize narrative, emotionally focused, feminist, person-centered, and existential theories and work from an anti-racist, anti-colonial, sex positive, poly, queer and trans affirming perspective. As a White, queer and trans person who has survived conversion therapy, I know that living was not possible when I tried to keep parts of myself exiled. As a therapist, I hope to bear witness to my clients wholly. I am committed to co-cultivating the conditions for folks to find hope and possibility-to bloom into gardens that once were graves.