I began practicing polyamory in 2013 while studying psychology -- and what a lot of practice it took! Through trial-and-error in my earliest explorations, I also began reading polyamorous books, forums, and writings from other nonmonogamous relationship-exploring folks to help make sense of my journey as a polyamorous man.
Now, I focus on relationship therapy tailored to people and relationships that are nontraditional, exploratory, nonmonogamous, or polyamorous. This way, I can be the support for others that I wanted while I was on this path of self-discovery, exploration, breaking from expectations and tradition, and finding my own ideal lovestyle.
I also have experience working with adults, children, and families in various therapeutic roles. Since 2024, I have been working as an individual and couple's counselor offering private sessions. Previously, I taught at a preschool and collaborated with students' families in largely low-income neighborhoods. I worked outpatient as a therapy aide for families with children and adolescents in crisis through a psychiatric hospital. I led at a summer camp as a counselor and program director for several years. I have several years working in ABA with children and young adults with autism and related developmental disorders. All of these diverse experiences have shaped and enriched my perspective as a clinician in ways that I never expected when setting out to practice as a psychologist.