As a pediatric, adolescent, and young adult clinician, I have spent two decades supporting patients with cancer and chronic illness, along with their caregivers and families. I understand the grief, trauma, uncertainty, and exhaustion that can come with medical care and repeated explanations. My work offers space for the emotions of your experience while helping you build tools to cope, reconnect with yourself, and remember that you are more than illness or its effects on your functioning, relationships, or cognition.

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I provide individual, family, and couples therapy for children, teens, young adults, and families facing life-limiting or life-threatening medical conditions. I offer dedicated support and intervention for grief, behavioral challenges, parenting, and social isolation, while collaborating with schools and work places to secure essential accommodations and learning adjustments.

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I've learned that while receiving a new or changing diagnosis, treatment, and in survivorship it is important to surround yourself with a team, including a therapist – who can empathize with the grief over the loss and changes of health, independence, typical individual and family development, and how to engage with school, work, social groups, and family.