I accept cash, PayPal and CashApp.

I see clients only in my office in Everett. I have created this as a safe and comfortable place for you to explore.

No, not as a standard offering. A large part of our work together involves touch. Once we have worked together, though, there are times when a zoom session could be an option to springboard off of a touch session to keep your progress flowing.

Evoking emotion is what we are hoping for. This is a gentle space for you to be held, heard, and seen in your vulnerability so you can learn about and heal what brought you to work with me in the first place. I have plenty of Kleenex in my space. All emotions are welcome here as long as you are not physically harming yourself or me, or damaging my office in any way.

Yes. For sessions of this intimate nature, I find that when we have a chance to meet and get to know each other a bit casually, building trust for session success moves along faster and goes deeper than a clinical-type intake.

While we walk and build rapport, our bodies are able to relax around each other, which will deepen the flow and enjoyment of the session.

Session work involves closeness, intimacy, and body-to-body engagement. I will ask you to wash your hands thoroughly and to rinse with mouthwash when you arrive. If you are coming from work, you may shower at the start of our time together. Please do not wear heavy amounts of cologne or perfume. Smoking just before a session will make it hard for me to get close to you. I am very sensitive to the smell. Please consider a nicotine patch as an alternative to smoking before your session.

I love getting the “i’s” dotted and the “t’s” crossed before we begin so that we are fully present with each other when your session begins. Please fill out your Intake Form and read and sign the Informed Consent and Cancellation Policy. When booking your session use Google’s traffic management information to determine how long your drive to me will be. Traffic tie-ups could turn a 30-minute trip into three times that or more.

I am not a medical provider and so do not fall under the rules for HIPPA, but I do take your confidentiality seriously. Intake forms and information you share with me are kept confidential and secure. I may ask for outside support from a mentor or supervisor on your case but will not disclose any personal information.

There is one flight of stairs to my office. I have adjustable lighting. I often play meditation-type music in the background and can adjust this to your needs. I use scent-free soaps and run an air purifier in my space. If you'd like access to a shower during your visit, I have a shower-tub combo that requires a “step over” to get into. It has three handgrip supports. I am happy to help accommodate any other accessibility needs you might have.

Yes, free parking is available at my office. There is a bus stop 0.3 miles away if you are using community transit.

If we happen to see each other in a public setting, please know that I won’t greet you or initiate contact. This isn’t meant to be unfriendly—it’s simply a respectful boundary. I’m not in a professional role when I’m out in the world, and I’m not here in the capacity of someone who’s “on” or available to support others.

To put it simply: I’m not at work. I’m here for my own experience.

Of course, if you choose to say a quick hello, you’re absolutely welcome to—but it’s entirely up to you. Just keep in mind that doing so may lead to questions from others about how we know each other. If that’s something you’re fine with, great. If not, feel free to keep the moment private.

My aim is to protect our privacy while also honoring my own space. I care deeply about creating an environment of mutual respect and ease—both in our shared spaces and beyond.