Lacey prioritizes client comfort and safety above all else, strives to be relatable, and strongly advocates for clients so they feel heard, understood, and cared for. She works with a wide variety of individuals and families offering parent coaching as well as individual, couples, and family counseling. She specializes in working with the autistic/ADHD and LGBTQ+, including trans, communities as well as allies and loved ones to support connection and understanding of self and others. Helping through big life transitions and decisions is also uniquely enjoyable to Lacey, highlighting and encouraging learning and insight through difficult times. She believes relationships are healing and should be prioritized in the counseling process to support growth and trust, including improved communication and comfort with vulnerability. Understanding each individual's unique life experience is an utmost priority to her, she believes intersecting identities and unique experiences can't be understated. 

Lacey uses an integrative approach with evidence-based interventions from dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), with a strengths based, person centered lens. She is dedicated to continuously considering environmental and cultural influences to help clients define experiences. Her goal is for clients to leave feeling validated, strong, and hopeful for the future.