I'm committed to protecting the dignity and autonomy of all individuals by respecting their right to choose their own beliefs and lifestyle. I wholeheartedly affirm and advocate for the dignity of people with LGBTQ+ identities, neurodivergence, disabilities, and diverse racial and cultural backgrounds.

I take a religiously neutral approach to trauma recovery. It isn't my job to promote, villainize, or defend any religious preference. As a survivor of religious trauma, I have first-hand experience with the harm that happens when someone imposes their personal views on others and I'm not interested in continuing that cycle. Whether someone accepts or rejects religion, I believe they can pursue healing, address abusive dynamics, and be part of preventing future harm.