I offer professional consultation for therapists and providers looking to increase their ability to work with transgender, LGBTQIA+, QTBIPOC, and immigrant clients.

I offer support at all levels, whether for providers new to working with these populations, all the way to more experienced providers needing help with complex cases.

I enjoy collaborating with other mental health professionals and medical providers. I have been in highly collaborative, dynamic centers in which consultation is encouraged. I find that private practice can at times feel isolating, but know it doesn’t have to be. Investing in consultation can not only help improve the quality of care you provide your clients, it can also help you grow as a clinician.

If you are interested in discussing possibility of consultation, please reach out and schedule a call.

I have experience as an instructor for Psychology courses, including Psychology of Gender, and Helping Skills. I have also taught in the Feminist Studies Department at UC Santa Barbara, for the Women, Representation, and Cultural Production course. I have led guest lectures at Stanford University and the University of San Francisco on topics of gender.

Teaching is a passion of mine. I have pedagogical training and value the importance of fostering student learning. Please contact me to inquire about guest lectures and teaching opportunities.

I have experience engaging audiences including therapists, psychologists, community activists, and students.

Examples of presentations I have given: Decolonizing Psychology, Creating Gender Inclusive Environments, Queering Family

I have led workshops on topics such as impostor syndrome for women in STEM and BIPOC graduate students, creating transgender-inclusive environments, and working with transgender clients.