Hey there! I'm Bri.

I've been a therapist for ten years, and in that time, I've walked alongside people through sadness, anger, frustration, transformation, and renewal. Many of my clients come to therapy feeling trapped by depression, exhausted by anger that seems to surface before they can stop it, or burdened by a loneliness that lingers even in crowded rooms and loving relationships. Others feel disconnected from themselves, uncertain about who they are or how they want to move through the world. Wherever you find yourself, I'm here to help you work through life's intricacies with compassion and curiosity, and to support you in reclaiming yourself and your life.

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How we approach that work matters. Many of the struggles people bring into therapy don't exist in a vacuum. Our relationships, identities, communities, beliefs, and the world around us shape how we understand ourselves and our pain. That's one of the reasons I practice radical therapy.

But first, what do I mean by radical therapy?

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But first, what do I mean by radical therapy?

Most therapists, myself included, are taught to maintain clear boundaries and avoid sharing our personal views on sensitive topics. While those principles are important, I believe therapy must also acknowledge the realities that shape our lives. Issues like politics, religion, identity, systemic oppression, and abuse are often at the heart of what clients bring into the room, and pretending otherwise can leave important parts of their experience unexplored. Rather than treating these topics as off-limits, I approach them with honesty and openness, creating space for clients to engage with their full reality and not just the parts traditionally considered appropriate for therapy.

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Above all, I will radically support you.