I am a white, cisgendered, heterosexual, neurodivergent woman who holds a deep love of diversity, equity and inclusion and a commitment to learning about discrimination: how it works, how to release and transform it. I devote energy to creating spaces where people feel welcome.

In my practice, I prioritize human dignity and rights. I am aware that many people hold identities that have been historically and are presently being marginalized, and have consequently experienced harm. Living from the principle of equity, I cultivate a “call in” culture in client dialogs, which means that when I observe harm based in marginalized identities arising between people, I name it and invite the people involved to respond in a way that transforms the harm into learning and reconnection.