Life can sometimes leave us feeling stuck, especially when we’re navigating significant changes, evolving identities, or adapting to new environments and relationships. These transitions can feel isolating and overwhelming, causing us to lose touch with who we are. But in these moments, there is also potential for healing and growth. I specialize in supporting those facing such transitions, including Third Culture Kids (TCKs), adult TCKs, military families, international adoptees, college students, immigrants, and individuals navigating cross-cultural experiences. My approach is rooted in attachment-based counseling, where we explore how early relationships shape our sense of self and our connections with others. For children and teens, I work closely with families, helping them recognize intergenerational patterns and messages that influence their relationships, fostering lasting change for everyone involved. Together, we will uncover new ways to understand your experiences, build resilience, and process difficult emotions at a pace that feels right for you. Whether you’re dealing with attachment wounds, unresolved grief, or ambiguous loss, I am here to guide you on this journey. When you feel ready to explore your story, I invite you to reach out.