We all hit points in life where the path forward feels like an immovable peak.

For some of my clients, the mountain is physical and emotional clutter—feeling suffocated by stuff, exhausted by consumerism, or crushed by inherited family guilt. For others, the mountain is a major turning point—navigating college, post-grad uncertainty, or the shift into adulthood.

Whatever mountain you’re standing in front of, you don't have to climb it alone.

Therapy for Chronic Disorganization & Over-Consumption

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, not a professional organizer.

Professional organizers focus on the external—sorting boxes, buying containers, and arranging closets. I focus on the internal—resolving the underlying shame, trauma, executive dysfunction, boundary struggles, and emotional attachment that fuel the clutter cycle in the first place.

• What I address: Over-consumption, decision paralysis, capitalism burnout, executive dysfunction, feelings around inherited family belongings, and emotional clutter attachment.

• Scope of practice: My practice focuses on chronic disorganization and executive friction. I do not specialize in clinical Hoarding Disorder, nor do I provide hands-on, in-home physical sorting.

Therapy for Young Adults & College Students

While my specialized focus is in chronic disorganization, my heart remains deeply rooted in supporting young adults.

Whether you’re adjusting to life at CU Boulder, managing post-grad panic, navigating identity shifts, or figuring out how to be an adult in a chaotic world, I offer a grounded space to help you find your footing.

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