My approach to therapy is person-centered, collaborative, empowerment-focused, and rooted in evidence-based practices. I strive to create a therapeutic space grounded in curiosity rather than judgment. As a harm reduction-oriented therapist, I draw from extensive training in Integrated Harm Reduction Psychotherapy, Motivational Interviewing, Mentalization-Based Therapy, Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT), and other contextual and person-centered modalities.

My work is centered on creating safe, inclusive, and affirming spaces—especially for individuals marginalized by the stigma surrounding mental illness, substance use, high-risk behaviors, race, gender, and differing political realities. I believe in using the tools of mental health and psychology to support social justice and collective liberation. I work closely with people who use substances and navigate complex co-occurring medical and psychiatric challenges. At the core of my practice is a commitment to helping people feel truly seen, and to supporting their journey toward self-efficacy, healing, and empowerment.

To sustain my work, I prioritize two things; my health and my family. I enjoy staying active through engaging in physical exercise and different wellness practices. I'm grateful to share my life with my wife and our children.