“Our feelings are our most genuine paths to knowledge. They are chaotic, sometimes painful, sometimes contradictory, but they come from deep within us. And we must key into those feelings and begin to extrapolate from them, examine them for new ways of understanding our experiences. This is how new visions begin, how we begin to posit a new future nourished by the past.”

-Audre Lorde

Virtual Somatic Therapy in New York and Massachusetts

I help BIPOC, queer, and/or neurodivergent adults who feel stuck, even though they understand their patterns, reconnect with their bodies––so they can feel less trapped in their heads and more clear, steady, and able to show up authentically in relationships.

If you’re curious, introspective, and committed to growth but still feel stuck or overwhelmed, you’re not alone. It might be because:

  • Understanding your feelings intellectually isn’t the same as fully feeling and seeing them

  • You feel disconnected from your emotions and how they show up in the body

  • Your sense of who you are and what you value is clouded by messages from your past and/or systems of oppression that still live inside you

  • Parts of you holding on to earlier experiences still need care, warmth, and witnessing

  • Traditional talk therapy or understanding your past has felt helpful but incomplete

  • You long for therapy that feels creative, intuitive, deep, and real—not rushed or surface-level

If you want to feel more present, whole, and alive inside yourself and with others, welcome. You’re in the right place. Feeling stuck, disconnected, or weighed down by intensity doesn’t mean you’re too much or that something is wrong with you. It may simply be that your system is asking for a different kind of care––one that is not about getting rid of any part of you or shutting down any emotion, but rather, embraces the most tender, messy, unfinished parts of you with gentle curiosity, genuine compassion, and hope for healing all the way down to the roots.

If this feels like the deeper support you’ve been looking for, I invite you to learn more about my approach and how we might work together.