Therapy grounded in empathy, clinical rigor, and radical sexual acceptance.

I do not view non-monogamy as an unstable phase, an inability to commit, or an inevitable crisis. When challenges arise—such as jealousy, scheduling exhaustion, boundary negotiations, or unexamined hierarchy—we analyze them through attachment theory and communication systems, without questioning your relationship design itself.

There is never physical touch in psychotherapy sessions. Somatic-informed work simply means we do not limit our conversation to cognitive analysis. We pay close attention to physiological sensations: chest tightness, breath patterns, tension, and nervous system activation. By listening to what the body is reporting, we gently untangle anxiety and chronic trauma responses that logic alone cannot resolve.

Privacy in tightly woven communities is sacred. Under California law and the NASW Code of Ethics, your identity, records, and disclosures are completely confidential and protected by HIPAA. If we ever cross paths in community or social settings, I maintain a strict protocol: I will never acknowledge or approach you unless you choose to say hello first, completely preserving your discretion.