My name is Becca (they/she), and I’m glad you’re here!

I’m a queer, white, able-bodied clinical social worker and somatic therapist. I bring a collaborative, trauma-informed, strengths-based, and intersectional approach to therapy—rooted in a deep commitment to social justice and an understanding of how systems of oppression shape our lived experiences. As a queer therapist, I’m especially passionate about working with the LGBTQIA+ community and creating affirming, inclusive space for exploration, connection, and healing.

My work is grounded in Somatic Experiencing®, a body-based approach to healing trauma. Rather than focusing only on the story held by the thinking mind, Somatic Experiencing invites us to get curious about the story your body carries—honoring the nervous system’s wisdom and capacity for resilience. I approach this work with gentleness, attunement, and respect for your pace and boundaries.

For nearly a decade, I’ve been a dedicated Vipassana meditator, which shapes how I show up as a therapist. My work is informed by mindfulness, Buddhist philosophy, and a deep belief in the mind-body-spirit connection. I welcome spiritual exploration as part of the therapeutic process, if and when it feels supportive to you.

My background includes working in a range of settings—wilderness therapy, community mental health, university counseling, teaching, and guiding multi-day hiking trips. These experiences continue to inform my grounded, relational, and curious approach to therapy.

I strive to offer a non-judgmental space rooted in curiosity, compassion, and connection. My goal is to support you in connecting more deeply with yourself and others, and to co-create a space where growth, healing, and authenticity can unfold.

In my free time, you can find me camping, dancing, traveling, or hanging out with my sweet cat.