I support the movement towards change in our community by doing and promoting anti-racism work. I stand in solidarity with protestors, healers, and community members advocating for justice. I believe that Black Lives Matter. I also recognize that racism in America extends far deeper than police brutality and the most recent unnecessary deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and countless others. While I, as a clinician, work to be inclusive and supportive of my clients, I also recognize that simply providing a safe space is not enough. I am committed to continued activism, learning, listening, and educating in honor of my past, present, and future clients.

Anti-Racism Resources

I am committed to taking tangible actions to support black communities and the movement towards change. I want my clients and community to know that my office is a safe space to explore and navigate these topics. Below are some helpful tools and places to begin and/or further this work.

A non-exhaustive list of resources from my colleagues Rebecca Cohen and Camryn Walton.

To listen:

To read:

To watch: 

To do the internal work:

To support local:

To donate: 

To learn:

To ground & restore: 

Original Photo by Vince Fleming on Unsplash

"Pain is usually essential to healing. When it comes to healing America of racism, we want to heal America without pain, but without pain, there is no progress.'"

- Ibram X. Kendi

"But if these years have taught me anything, it is this: you can never run away. Not ever. The only way out is in."

- Junot Diaz

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