Chronic Illness and Disability Support

Living with a chronic illness or disability — or caring for someone who is — can deeply affect every aspect of life. I provide therapy that integrates both mind and body, helping individuals and families navigate the emotional, physical, and relational challenges that come with long-term health conditions.

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My approach focuses on the whole person and recognizes how our physical health and emotional well-being directly influence one another. Together, we work to build resilience, restore balance, and create space for hope and healing, even in the midst of uncertainty.

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I work with:

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• Individuals managing their own chronic or terminal illness or disability.

• Families and caregivers supporting a loved one through illness, including children, partners, and aging parents.

• Those coping with medical complexity, navigating healthcare systems, or struggling to balance self-care with caregiving responsibilities.

       I have specialized experience supporting individuals and families facing:

• All stages of cancer, including end-of-life care.

• Chronic and progressive conditions such as dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, and Multiple Sclerosis.

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My background includes a master’s degree from a medical program, where I trained alongside physicians. This experience allows me to bridge the gap between medical and emotional care — understanding diagnoses not only from a psychological perspective but also through a clinical lens.