Welcome!

So glad you're here.

I’m a Registered Psychologist and a settler on Treaty 6 territory, the ancestral and traditional lands of the Nêhiyawak (Cree), Niitsítapi (Blackfoot), Dene, Saulteaux, Nakota Sioux, Tsuut’ina, and Métis Nations.

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I acknowledge the ongoing and enduring presence, strength, and sovereignty of the Indigenous peoples of this land. I also recognize that colonial systems—including those embedded in healthcare and mental health—continue to cause harm.

As a mental health practitioner, I am committed to the ongoing work of decolonizing my practice, which includes learning from Indigenous worldviews, naming and challenging systemic oppression, and creating space for more relational, accountable, and community-rooted care.

 

This acknowledgement is not a statement of completion, but a call to responsibility and action.

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For over a decade, I've had the privilege to work alongside folks experiencing trauma-related effects and addictions, including eating disorders. I value working with both individuals struggling with trauma/eating disorders and their supporters such as parents, partners, and friends. I believe in helping clients grow and flourish through a client-centered framework that emphasizes empowerment and autonomy. I bring compassion and humour to therapy, and strive to create a space for all to be heard & held.
 
While I am continually learning and unlearning in a variety of areas, I am particularly passionate about supporting folks navigating eating disorders, body shame, and sexual trauma. I approach this work with the understanding that experiences
of body shame and disordered eating do not occur in a vacuum—they are deeply shaped by systemic forces such as anti-fat bias, white supremacy, capitalism, ableism, and gendered violence. Because of this, I strive to root my practice in a social justice orientation and an intersectional lens that holds space for both personal and collective context.

I started my career as a psychologist at the Sexual Assault Centre
of Edmonton, and have been running support groups with the
Eating Disorder Support Network of Edmonton (EDSNA) since
2016. I also worked at Pine Integrated Health Centre, a 
perinatal-focused clinic, for several years.