I’m currently enrolled as a graduate student at Antioch University, pursuing Marriage & Family Therapy (MFT) licensure in a low-residency program. I’m drawn to the work of compassionate, anti-racist, politicized therapy in order to give back to my larger community across the region colonially known as Washington state, where I have had the privilege of growing up and engaging with nature, the arts, and place-based community. My clinical internship practice will begin Fall of 2026 and take place, humbly, on traditional lands of the Indigenous people of the Lower Columbia River, including the Cowlitz and Chinook people past and present. Through a systemic, socioculturally-attuned lens, it is my hope to support others in connecting to their sense of home within themselves, their personal power, and kinship among the greater collective. It is my greatest joy to witness authentic becoming and self-remembrance in another person. Grateful to be inside of emergent process among The Living Room!