I’m a Registered Clinical Social Worker, ADHD advocate, and guide for neurodivergent journeys at Divergent North.

I was diagnosed with ADHD later in life, after years of wondering why the usual advice never quite fit. That discovery didn’t “fix” anything — but it finally made the map make sense.

Now I help other neurodivergent folx understand their own terrain: how their brains work, what throws them off-course, and how to build systems, relationships, and environments that actually support them.

My approach is rooted in Polyvagal Theory, trauma-informed care, and neuro-affirming practice. I believe healing starts with safety — in your body, in the room, and in the story you tell yourself. Therapy here is collaborative, curious, and sometimes a little funny; there’s room for tangents, tears, fidgeting, and aha moments.

When I’m not in session, you’ll find me hiking in northern B.C., gardening, or making art with my kids. I’m also the creative brain behind the Synapse Synopsis zines — exploring neurodivergence through community, humour, and design.

Let’s explore this path together!