Move & Regulate How You Need
Stimming, fidgeting, sitting on the floor, dimming the lights, taking sensory breaks, and using AAC are always welcome. You never have to force eye contact or sit still.
About Me · Boulder, Westminster & CO Telehealth
I am a neurodivergent somatic therapist and sex therapy clinician in Colorado (LPCC.0025064). In my practice, you never have to shrink, mask, or perform to be met with care.
Working Together
Stimming, fidgeting, sitting on the floor, dimming the lights, taking sensory breaks, and using AAC are always welcome. You never have to force eye contact or sit still.
Before becoming a therapist, I studied sculpture and somatic arts. When talking feels exhausting, we can work with posture, breath, movement, or art.
If you are exploring sensory sex, mixed-neurotype partnerships, polyamory, kink, or gender identity, you won’t have to spend your session educating your therapist.
My Story
My path into therapy grew out of my own lived neurodivergent experience and years studying how bodies hold stress, creativity, and connection. At Naropa University and Herron School of Art & Design, I studied sculpture, decolonial psychology, applied neuroscience, and somatic psychotherapy while leading restorative conflict-repair circles and writing neurodiversity-affirming graduate curriculum.
I have worked with kids, teens, adults, and partnerships (ages 7 to 60) who felt let down by standard talk therapy. My sessions combine body-based trauma care with AASECT-informed sex therapy so you can recover from burnout, unmask at your own pace, and build relationships that work for your sensory system.
Education & Licensure
State of Colorado
In-person sessions in Boulder and Westminster, plus telehealth across Colorado.
Naropa University
33 credits in somatic trauma care, body movement analysis, and applied neuroscience, plus 3 credits in psychedelic-assisted therapy.
Embodied Relationships Training Center
20 AASECT credits in somatic sex therapy, sensory pleasure mapping, kink/CNM, and relational intimacy, supervised by Melissa Walker, LPC, CST, R-DMT.
Naropa University & Herron School of Art and Design
Trained in somatic arts, disability justice, Nonviolent Communication, and restorative conflict repair (CReST).