04/01/2026
š§” Meet Tyler š§”
As a first-generation college student, I understand how overwhelming life transitions can feel, especially when you are forging a path without a clear roadmap. My journey began at community college and eventually led me to UC Davis, where I earned a Bachelorās in Sociology with a Minor in Education. Driven by a deep passion for helping others navigate lifeās challenges, I went on to complete a Master of Science in Counseling with an emphasis in Career Counseling.
Throughout my career, I have supported survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, transitioning-age youth, children and teens, college students, and adults navigating complex life transitions. Today, much of my work centers on men, high achievers, creatives, musicians, athletes, and outdoors-driven individuals who carry high expectations, performance pressure, anxiety, trauma, or the weight of being the cycle breaker in their family. Many look strong and capable on the outside while privately feeling overwhelmed, restless, or disconnected underneath.
My work is built around three core pillars: healing trauma at the nervous system level, strengthening identity and performance without losing authenticity, and deepening relational awareness to break generational cycles. Whether we are working through shame, rebuilding trust, breaking cycles, or learning how to ride emotion rather than outrun it, my goal is to co-create a space that feels grounded, direct, and deeply human.
