Addiction is rarely about the substance. It is most often about the wound the substance was trying to soothe. Recovery becomes sustainable when that underlying material has somewhere safe to be heard.
Substance use, including alcohol, cannabis, stimulants, and opioids
Behavioral patterns such as compulsive sex, gaming, or overworking
Co-occurring trauma, depression, anxiety, and grief
Relationships where addiction has been a quiet third partner
Returning to recovery after relapse
Harm-reduction approaches for clients not ready for abstinence
I work without judgment and with deep curiosity about what the substance has been doing for you. Often, that opens space for a more honest relationship with the pattern, and a more compassionate path through it.
Attachment-informed and trauma-aware recovery work
Internal Family Systems (IFS) to meet the parts beneath the behavior
Cannabis-informed therapy for clients using cannabis intentionally
Coordination with medical and recovery teams when appropriate
Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) for the underlying trauma fueling the cycle, in collaboration with a psychiatrist
We start with a free 30-minute consultation. There is nothing you need to clean up or hide before that call. We figure out together whether this is a good place to bring the work, and what kind of cadence and structure would serve you.
The first conversation is a free 30-minute consultation. We talk about what brought you here and whether this is the right fit, with zero pressure to commit.
When anxiety, depression, stress, grief, or addiction block your path, it often touches every part of your life, your health, family, work, and relationships. Feeling lost or overwhelmed by these challenges is common.