Beth facilitates a trauma-informed practice that recognizes the inherent wisdom of our bodies and the stories they hold. Together we can process and sequence through the unconscious bodily responses influenced by previous events and impressions.

As a Neurodivergent Therapist and life-long ADHDer, Beth brings sensitivity to your neurotype, considers the intersection of neurotype with your mental health concerns, and acknowledges the specific challenges Neurodivergent people face in day-to-day life.

While all are welcome here, Beth has a special passion for serving women and the LGBTQIA+ community. Beth sees identity development and ownership as an important part of the therapeutic process, and holds space to address the beautiful and challenging aspects of all identities.

Beth believes that healing is deeply connected to the broader social context in which we live. She respects everyone’s intersectional identities and lived experiences while also recognizing the impact of her own social locations, power and privilege.