Hi, I’m Emma (she/her). I’m a therapist because I’ve gone to therapy for most of my life and know how transformative it can be. It is my joy and honor to travel alongside my clients and support them as they figure out what they want to do with their “one wild and precious life” (to quote Mary Oliver).

I bring a lot of humor and compassion to the therapy room. I believe therapy is a powerful space to build a relationship where you can feel safe enough to practice being vulnerable. I strive to be trauma-informed and client centered–it’s important to me that we work toward your goals in a way that feels good to you. 

I am committed to practicing therapy that is neurodiversity affirming, pro-disability justice, body positive (or at least neutral), anti-racist, and LGBTQ+ and gender affirming.

I live in Los Angeles, California, with my husband and our dog, Peanut. Outside of work, you’ll find me taking improv classes, experimenting with new vegetarian recipes, reading “romantasy”, and looking for new bodies of water to submerge in (i.e. go swimming).