About Your Therapist

I grew up hiding beneath layers of masks.

For years, I masked who I truly was. I over-functioned, pushed my needs aside, and tried to fit into a world that wasn’t designed for me. I numbed, I adapted, I survived. Over time, I began to unlearn those patterns. I started listening to my body, honoring my differences, and reclaiming the parts of myself that had been silenced. I realized I wasn’t broken…I was navigating a world that often doesn’t hold neurodivergent or highly sensitive people.

This journey shapes everything I bring to my work. I specialize in supporting neurodivergent women and queer folks, parents, caregivers in healing family-of-origin trauma, mother wounds, birth trauma, and the patterns that leave us carrying anger, grief, or emotional exhaustion. I work with those who feel deeply, think intensely, and sometimes struggle to reconcile their unique wiring with a world that isn’t always built to understand it.

I’m queer, AuDHD, a first-generation immigrant settler from the Middle East, the eldest daughter, a mother, chronically ill and a survivor of complex trauma. My lived experience informs my work, and I bring compassion, attunement, and a belief in your capacity to heal.

You are not broken. You are not too much. You are here to be fully, unapologetically you — and that is exactly what this work is for.