Let in the Fresh Air

Therapy for anxiety, trauma, grief, and eating disorders

In-person and online in Pennsylvania, New York and Montana

Supporting your path toward healing, connection, and resilience

I welcome adults living with anxiety, trauma, and grief, or facing circumstances that leave you feeling overwhelmed or stuck.

Relationship difficulties, eating concerns and disorders, burnout, and shame may also be part of the picture. Often these experiences overlap, making it harder to feel like yourself or find your footing.

Real life gets complicated. Let’s find some solid ground and breathing room.

Let’s let in the fresh air

Solid Support for:

Sustainable change rooted in who you are

Serving adults throughout Pennsylvania, New York, and Montana

In-person sessions available in Kane, Pennsylvania

Secure HIPAA-compliant telehealth across Pennsylvania, Montana and New York

Change doesn’t come from thinking harder or collecting more coping skills. It comes from experiencing yourself in a new way: a way where surviving, managing, or achieving are not the only options.

With warmth and curiosity, we’ll explore the ways you think, feel, relate, and carry stress—as well as the experiences that shaped these patterns throughout your life. This can open new ways of relating to your emotions, your relationships and the realities of your life, even if circumstances remain challenging.

Over time, clients often describe:

Feeling more alive, grounded, and true to themselves

Relating to past trauma in ways that feel safer and less overwhelming

More ease in relationships, without losing themselves in the process

More clarity and confidence in decisions, with less overthinking

Living with grief while staying connected to what matters most

Developing a more peaceful and trusting relationship with food, their body, and themselves

Living more freely and fully begins to feel more natural

Feel a Second Wind

“Being with you lets me connect to a place in me that says, “I can do this”. - a former client

What’s your “this”? I’d love to hear more