I practice on the traditional, unceded lands of the Lenape (Brooklyn, NY) and the Chochenyo Ohlone (Berkeley, CA) peoples. I honor the enduring presence and wisdom of Indigenous communities—past, present, and future—and acknowledge that these lands were taken through colonization and genocide.
As a therapist committed to healing and liberation, I recognize that my work exists within systems shaped by white supremacy, settler colonialism, slavery, war, displacement, and racial violence. I stand in solidarity with Black, Indigenous, Latinx, Asian, Middle Eastern, Jewish, immigrant, and all culturally marginalized communities impacted by these legacies.
Personal and collective healing are inseparable. Naming these truths is one way I honor our interdependence and the histories that shape us. May this acknowledgment move us toward deeper responsibility, repair, and relationship—with land, ancestors, and one another. May we reclaim our interconnectedness and create a more just and beautiful world together.