Holding you through the sacred becoming—before, during, and after birth.

I identify as a Black, queer, femme woman, mother, partner, survivor, abolitionist, and advocate for survivors and families seeking community, belonging, and healing from violent systems. My work is centered and grounded in Black queer feminist radical care, abolition, and dreaming of possibilities for individuals and families to be safe and whole. I have personal experience with difficulties throughout the perinatal stage including infertility, pregnancy loss, and birth trauma.

I hold a Master’s in Social Work and a Master’s in Education in Human Sexuality (sex therapy) from Widener University. Prior to providing therapy I worked in non-profit organizations for over 20 years serving the same folks in community that I now support and guide through the perinatal stage to care & healing. I participate in advocacy around family policing, survivors of sexual assault (child/adult), sexual liberation, and abolition healing work. I am a core member of Mandatory Reporting is Not Neutral (MRiNN), Collective Justice, API Chaya’s Queer Network Program, and an advisory board member for Heal Sweet Home. 

Trainings

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

• Narrative Therapy

• Interpersonal Psychotherapy

• Internal Family Systems

• Perinatal Mental Health

• Level 1 & 2 Trained in Gottman Method Couple Therapy