Sometimes what we need most is not therapy, but someone who has lived through what we are facing. I am a survivor of psychological manipulation and coercive control, and my peer support work is grounded in lived experience, careful listening, and a clear understanding of how control and harm operate within relationships and groups.

I work primarily with families and loved ones who are trying to make sense of confusing dynamics or sudden shifts in belief, identity, or connection. Through non-judgmental, collaborative peer support, I help people slow things down and ask difficult questions. My work draws on years of study in psychology and philosophy, as well as my ongoing work through Counter, the organization I founded to support recovery after coercive harm.

This is not therapy. I do not diagnose or treat. My role is to walk alongside individuals and families navigating the aftermath of high-control groups, manipulative relationships, estrangement, or major life transitions. Together, we focus on restoring clarity and connection, and on finding a way forward that does not require anyone to carry their confusion alone.