I've worked within multiple areas throughout my career, including perinatal mental health, queer-related issues, neurodivergence, and chronic illness/disability. Something I've noticed throughout my experience is that, although our struggles can look very different, the grief and trauma many of us experience as a result of being who we are is often the core of those struggles. We're all just humans trying to figure things out the best we can with what we have. Being queer and chronically ill, I've found myself at the odd intersection of being invisible while also having very different needs and feeling separate from my peers. It's a hard place to be, and my goal is to show up for you with the acceptance and understanding that you need in order to be who you are - no matter what that looks like.