Living authentically as an LGBTQIA+ individual is a powerful journey, but it can also come with its unique set of challenges—especially in the South. Whether you're dealing with societal expectations, family dynamics, or finding community, these challenges can sometimes feel overwhelming. Therapy is not about changing who you are, but about supporting you in being yourself—navigating the complexities of identity, relationships, and life in a region where cultural and social norms are restrictive.

I offer affirming, inclusive therapy for LGBTQIA+ folx who are seeking a safe, nonjudgmental space to explore their experiences, process challenges, and build resilience. My approach is rooted in a deep respect for your identity, recognizing that your mental health and well-being are shaped not only by who you are but by the broader context in which you live. In the South, where LGBTQIA+ visibility and acceptance can vary greatly, it’s important to have a space where you can express yourself fully and work through the complexities of navigating a world that doesn’t always understand or embrace you.

Whether you're dealing with coming out, facing discrimination, coping with family or community rejection, or seeking guidance on relationships and self-acceptance, therapy can help you cultivate inner strength, confidence, and a greater sense of peace. I’m here to help you process your experiences and move forward with clarity, so you can thrive as your authentic self.

This is not therapy because of who you are, this is therapy to give yourself permission to be authentically you.