AKA: BA Pronouns: they/them/theirs I identify as a mixed race, gender queer/nonbinary person. I come from a diasporic Maliseet/Wolastiqiyik family who left Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada. I am also Irish, German and English. I experience multiple invisible disabilities. I grew up around the Great Lakes region, living in both Michigan and Ontario throughout my youth. Experiences and aspects of my own identity and social locations are always interacting within me and the work I do as clinician, supervisor, and educator. I am committed to provide therapy and supervision that affirms all the social locations of those whom I serve.

I am committed to continually work to identify and counteract any elements of my own privilege as they arise. I am a strong lover of art history, especially art that traces and tells stories relating to the journeys of humankind. My goal in all the work I do is to support individuals honoring their creative process, personal strengths, and intersections while providing tangible opportunities for healing and growth in any facet of life. I also believe in the importance of acknowledging, questioning and creatively dismantling historical systemic power structures that have been in place and have unfairly disadvantaged individuals.