Individual Therapy
Individual work that still considers relationships, family, history, environment, identity, and the systems around the person.
Coming Soon | Not Currently Accepting Clients
Planned Future Services
Marriage & Family Therapy for individuals, couples, and families.
Weyr & Roots is planned as an Arizona telehealth practice. These services aren't currently available and may begin in early 2027, subject to appropriate professional and licensure requirements.
Couples & Family Therapy
Relational support for communication, connection, conflict patterns, transitions, trust, caregiving, and shared change.
Developmental Disability & Neurodivergence
Affirming, person centered support that respects different ways of communicating, processing, regulating, participating, and connecting.
Caregiver & Family Support
Space for caregivers, partners, siblings, and chosen family whose experiences matter within the whole system.
Groups & Community Support
Future educational and support groups developed around real community needs, practical connection, and belonging.
How I Approach Therapy
The person, relationship, or family comes before the model.
Marriage & Family Therapy looks beyond one person in isolation. The work may draw from family systems, cognitive behavioral therapy, Bowen Family Systems, emotionally focused work, family-of-origin exploration, relational patterns, communication, boundaries, psychoeducation, and practical interventions or homework. The model is a tool. The people in front of me come first.
Behavior communicates, but its meaning isn't always obvious. A smile can reflect joy and connection, or it can show discomfort, uncertainty, or something entirely different. Instead of assuming what a behavior means, we become curious about the person and the context around it.
Systemic
The person isn't separated from relationships, histories, environments, and community systems.
Person centered
Support begins with dignity, autonomy, curiosity, strengths, needs, and the person’s own goals.
Trauma informed
Care considers safety, choice, collaboration, context, and the ways past experiences may shape the present.
About telehealth
Accessibility is a commitment built into how we think about care.
The future practice will work to support different communication, sensory, cognitive, and access needs within the realities of remote care. Available accommodations may depend on technology, platform capabilities, client devices, privacy and security, clinical appropriateness, and professional requirements.
Communication counts even when it isn't spoken.