“I believe that people make sense”.

Even in the moments when we feel stuck, disconnected, overwhelmed, or caught in the same patterns over and over again, our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors exist within the context of our experiences and relationships. As a Marriage and Family Therapy intern, I am interested in understanding the stories that have shaped you and the relationships that continue to influence your life.

Before entering the therapy profession, I spent more than 16 years working closely with children and families. Those experiences deepened my appreciation for the ways we grow, adapt, connect, and make meaning throughout our lives. They also reinforced my belief that people are not isolated individuals. We come to know ourselves through relationships, and many of life’s greatest challenges—and opportunities for growth—emerge within those connections.

My approach is collaborative, curious, and grounded in the belief that clients are the experts in their own lives. Rather than providing answers or telling you who you should be, I strive to create a space where we can explore questions together. I see therapy as an opportunity to slow down, reflect, and better understand the patterns, values, identities, and relationships that shape your experience.

I enjoy working with individuals, couples, and families navigating relationship concerns, life transitions, identity exploration, anxiety, and neurodivergence. As a neurodivergent therapist, I value creating a space where people can be understood as whole human beings rather than reduced to diagnoses, symptoms, or challenges.”