Cancer touches every part of life—your relationships, your routines, your identity, your future. Therapy offers a steady and compassionate space to help you:

• Process a diagnosis and the emotions that come with it—fear, anger, grief, or uncertainty

• Navigate treatment decisions with greater clarity and self-trust

• Cope with caregiver stress, emotional fatigue, and burnout

• Support your children or family as you all adjust to this new reality

• Reconnect with yourself and your loved ones, even in the midst of change

• Make space for both grief and hope, honoring the complexity of your experience

Whether you are living with illness, supporting someone you love, or learning to move forward after treatment, you don’t have to do it alone. Our work together is here to help you find steadiness, strength, and connection.

My approach is relational, experiential, and systemic—meaning I support the whole family system while honoring each person’s individual emotional needs. In our sessions, we may focus on:

• Improving communication and emotional safety

• Supporting each person’s experience of grief, anxiety, or fear

• Rebuilding trust and closeness in strained relationships

• Navigating changes in identity, roles, or partnership dynamics

• Providing emotional support for caregivers and family members

• Processing grief and loss related to illness, treatment, or life transitions

Whether you're seeking family therapy for cancer, couples therapy around illness, or individual grief counseling, each session is tailored to meet you where you are—with compassion, flexibility, and care.