Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault

If you have felt diminished by your partner, felt that "getting along" involves concessions, that a kind act given by your partner comes with "strings attached," or asserting personal needs are difficult and strategized because there may be retribution, you may be in a psychologically abusive relationship.

I have extensive education in personality disorders, antagonsitic relationships, domestic violence and abuse. I have experience working with domestic violence and sexual assault clients at a community domestic violence center providing individual and group therapy, working domestic violence hotlines, prior certification as a Confidential Victim Advocate in the state of Colorado, as well as my current work in private practice.

 I can walk through the journey of healing with you at your pace. I provide compassionate, non-judgmental, and comprehensive care to victims. I utilize many resources and advanced skills to care for victims. These evidence based, transtheoretical models serve to non-judgmentally provide a solid foundation for overcoming trauma and breaking the cycle of violence. I highly recommend Dr. Ramani Durvasala's books for bibliotherapy and self-empowerment.