Hey there! I'm Bri.

I've been a therapist for ten years, and in that time, I’ve walked with people through sadness, frustrations, transformation, and renewal. I'm here to help you work through life’s intricacies with compassion and curiosity, and to encourage you to reclaim yourself and your life.

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But first, what do I mean by radical therapy?

Most therapists, myself included, are taught a few cardinal rules: keep clients safe, sit with them in their darkest moments, and maintain clear boundaries. One of the strongest lessons is about self-disclosure. We’re often instructed not to share our own views on sensitive issues, or to redirect the conversation if clients bring them up.

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But in today’s world—where so much of life revolves around identity, belief, and social realities—I believe therapy needs to adapt. Topics long considered “inappropriate table talk,” like religion, politics, or abuse by those we love most, are often at the heart of what clients bring into the room. For example, if you suddenly lose your job, it’s not just a personal setback, it’s also tied to broader frustrations about the economy and how those forces shape your daily life. Pretending those realities don’t matter doesn’t serve real healing. When clients ask about my own perspectives on these issues to feel safe, it’s my responsibility to respond with honesty and transparency.

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With me, you can explore any topic without hesitation and without judgment. If you ask me a question, I’ll answer truthfully, while being careful never to impose my own beliefs. For me, this is part of creating an open and authentic space where trust flows both ways.

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This approach is sometimes called radical therapy: building healing through honesty, care, and mutual respect. I’ll always meet you where you are.