If you’re already responsible for someone’s care or their crew, this page is about how I fit into what you’ve built.

For referring clinicians

Physical therapy, sports medicine, and rehab teams: I take referrals for the psychological side of injury and return to duty or sport.

The gap between medical clearance and genuine readiness is where a lot of people get stuck, and by that point it’s rarely a tissue problem. Fear of reinjury, lost confidence, identity, and avoidance all show up as “not quite back” long after the imaging looks fine.

What you can expect:

Direct coordination with you, with the client’s consent.

Clear scope — I’ll tell you what I’m working on and what I’m not.

Referral onward when a higher level of care is the right call.

Someone who understands first responder and athlete culture, so your patient isn’t spending sessions translating.

For departments & agencies

Fire, EMS, law enforcement, and dispatch. Peer support team training, clinical advising for peer support programs, critical incident response, continuing education and psychoeducation, and leadership and culture work. I worked the job before I was a clinician, which matters when you’re asking a crew to take this seriously.

For athletic programs

Team mental performance, return-to-play readiness, coach-athlete dynamics, and culture work. Where physical performance is part of the scope, I coordinate with strength and conditioning staff directly.

To refer someone: use the contact form and select “Referring a client,” or reach out directly. I’ll come back to you with availability, scope, and how coordination works.