I can’t stop thinking about perfectionism and how it hurts us all. I also just really like people, and I’ve built my career around helping and deeply connecting. So I poured all of that passion into Already Good.

Working with me is easy—I’m warm, caring, and real. I laugh a bunch and I’m not afraid of tears. I’m gentle but direct, and I’m just really good at what I do. You’re invited to try the anti-perfectionism course or work directly with me.

Let’s dive in!

I’m a licensed and registered Marriage & Family Therapist and Registered Art Therapist across three states, with a Master’s Degree from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles. I’ve spent the past seven years digging into the deep psychology and pervasive impact of pathological perfectionism. The tools and frameworks used in Already Good are products of my research and clinical work, and truly cannot be found anywhere else.

See below for disclaimer.

I do this work because I, myself, am a recovering perfectionist. My story starts with a morally strict & guilt-driven fundamentalist upbringing, plus a dash of the weird anxieties you get from being a “gifted & talented” kid.

Now—when I’m not helping others win their own perfectionism battles—I spend my time laughing with my family, playing with my dogs, doing okay at pub trivia, and painting or strumming on strings.

Imperfectly.