By integrating attachment theory into my work, I believe every child deserves to feel safe, seen, and deeply valued, no matter their age or challenge. At the heart of this work are three essentials: safety, understanding, and acceptance. When children consistently experience these, they begin to build secure attachments. And those secure attachments do more than soothe a tough moment—they actually calm and regulate the nervous system. Each time we help a child move from distress to calm, we’re not only easing that moment, we’re teaching their body and brain what it feels like to be safe. That deep sense of safety becomes the foundation for growth: the ability to learn, connect, problem-solve, and eventually regulate on their own—skills that last a lifetime.

Whether I’m sitting with a child learning to express their emotions, a teen exploring their sense of self, or a caregiver longing to reconnect, my goal is to be that steady, responsive presence. Through this secure relationship—in the therapy room—we begin the healing process together.

The name and logo of my practice reflect what I believe matters most—connection. The overlapping faces in the logo symbolize the mutual presence found in secure relationships, where each person feels truly seen and known. The colorful ripple-like circles suggest how this kind of connection spreads outward, gently transforming and strengthening other areas of life: self-worth, relationships, emotional resilience, and beyond.

Everyone deserves to be…

Securely Seen.