Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is court-compliant therapy?

    Court-compliant therapy integrates legal mandates with trauma-informed care. It ensures documentation, structure, and fidelity align with court requirements while prioritizing emotional safety, accountability, and identity-responsive support.

  • How do I start services if I’m court-mandated?

    You can begin by completing the intake form on the Contact page. I’ll follow up with scheduling options and documentation guidance tailored to your referral type and court requirements.

  • What makes this program trauma-informed?

    Every aspect of this practice—from intake to discharge—is designed to reduce harm, honor lived experience, and support accountability. I use frameworks like the River of Cruelty, identity mapping, and restorative scaffolds to ensure safety and reflection

  • Do you offer services for LGBTQIA+ clients?

    Yes. My practice is trans-affirming, identity-responsive, and grounded in intersectional theory. I prioritize safety, dignity, and cultural humility for all clients, especially those navigating systemic harm.

  • What is the River of Cruelty framework?

    The River of Cruelty is a visual and reflective tool that maps identity-based harm across systems, relationships, and time. It helps participants locate their experiences within broader patterns of oppression and resilience.

  • Can I work with you even if I’m not court-mandated?

    Yes. I welcome clients from all backgrounds, whether you're navigating trauma, identity exploration, relationship challenges, or personal growth. My practice is designed to support healing, reflection, and accountability in ways that honor your lived experience—no referral or mandate required.