Luke (he/him) works with people ranging in age from teenagers to adults. He believes that everyone can achieve greater wellness through human connection and a discovery of what makes our lives meaningful. Everyone is unique, and Luke believes therapy should reflect that. He loves to help navigate wellness with people, whether that involves identity exploration, building resilience and practicing tools to navigate barriers to wellness, or creating a supportive space to heal from trauma. Luke's professional background includes providing training to businesses on LGBTQ+ inclusivity in personal and professional settings, background in the neurodivergent experience, therapeutic services for clients in the Bozeman area in multiple settings, and high school English. 

Balancing work within the larger space of our daily lives is critical, and Luke has lots of interests and hobbies. He is married, and has two children at home. They also have three cats, who like to think of themselves as additional children. Luke's favorite hobby is reading, which he does voraciously. He is a huge supporter of the Colorado Avalanche and Green Bay Packers, a passionate music fan, enjoys competitive card games, and vainly hopes that one day he will be able to beat his wife in Mario Kart.