Peer support happens when people give encouragement, knowledge, and care to others who face similar life challenges or occupy similar identities, for example madness or experiencing systemic ableism.

We meet for one-hour sessions either via phone or video call through Google Meet, whichever is your preference.

Yes! You can make a proposal that works for you, and we'll see if it works for me too. Don't let money be the thing that holds you back. 

Even though I think capitalism sucks, I am not able to offer sliding scale currently. That said, I’m deeply committed to financial accessibility, so let’s find a way to make it work! I offer payment plans and I am hoping to offer solidarity scholarships for folks at the intersection of multiple marginalized identities in the future.

We’ll cover this more in detail once we decide to work together, but the gist is that I invoice through Square. There’s no set-up for you; you just need to have a credit or debit card. If you’re on a payment plan, you’ll get monthly invoices that will auto-debit from your card on the same day each month. It’s easy for both of us.

My Medi-Cal Peer Support Specialist Certificate informs my work, but I am not paneled with Medi-Cal or any other insurance company.

Trauma informed, anti-carceral, disability justice focused, peer-led rather than clinical, 2SLGBTQIA+ affirming, anti-racist, consent based, neurodivergent affirming, and accessibility first.

Currently, I am unable to take clients outside of the United States. If you are located in Canada or outside the U.S., you are still welcome to reach out and I will attempt to connect you with resources.

I do! I am happy to work with clients of any identity, though my practice is created with queer, disabled and marginalized folks at the center.