Hi! I’m Taylor.

I didn’t always know I wanted to be a therapist. What I did know was that I cared deeply about people, about what makes us who we are, how we heal, and why it can feel so hard to stay connected to ourselves in a world that moves so fast.

My own path toward this work began in moments when I couldn’t think my way out of pain. Eventually, I learned that healing isn’t about figuring everything out. It’s about slowing down enough to listen. That understanding changed me, and it continues to guide the way I show up for others.

I’m drawn to the places where things feel tender, confusing, or uncertain. The moments when you sense there’s more to your story but aren’t sure how to reach it. Therapy is where we can explore that together.

How I Show Up

When we work together, I show up as a real person. I listen, I ask questions, and I invite curiosity about what’s happening inside. Sometimes that means exploring emotions and memories. Other times it’s noticing the subtle ways your body communicates what words can’t.

I want therapy to feel alive and collaborative, a relationship where you can be fully yourself with all the complexity and beauty that comes with being human. My role isn’t to fix you. It’s to help you feel more at home in yourself, more grounded in your relationships, and more connected to what feels true for you. There’s room for depth here, but also for humor, play, and the real moments that remind us we’re human.

Education + Experience

I hold a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Redlands and am a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC #14690) in California.

My trainings, certifications, and experience can be found in more detail below.

Outside the Office

Beyond therapy, I’m an artist, DJ, and explorer of consciousness. Music, movement, and nature remind me that healing isn’t only psychological—it’s rhythmic, relational, and deeply embodied.