My path into therapy began with a deep interest in people’s lived experiences, relationships, and the ways we make sense of ourselves over time. Over the past two decades, I have worked with clients from diverse cultural backgrounds, supporting them through anxiety, trauma, relational conflict, loss, identity questions, and life transitions. Having lived and worked internationally, I bring an awareness of cultural complexity, transition, and the experience of living between cultures. Many of the clients I work with are navigating questions of belonging, family relationships, neurodivergence, or significant personal change. I offer therapy through my practice, weRcurious, which reflects my belief that curiosity is central to therapeutic work. Therapy is not about fixing what is “wrong,” but about developing a clearer understanding of yourself, your patterns, and your emotional world. This understanding creates the foundation for meaningful and lasting change.