Life can feel heavy and, at times, quietly overwhelming. With a background in nonprofit work and experience supporting children and youth—particularly those with neurodevelopmental differences such as autism—I have had the privilege of walking alongside individuals in some of their most vulnerable and formative seasons. I deeply believe that while we live in a broken world, hope remains present, steady, and worth holding onto.

I approach each person with warmth, gentleness, and a calm attentiveness, seeking to create a space where you can feel deeply heard, understood, and safe. My work is shaped by a commitment to seeing you as you are—without assumptions—recognizing that every part you share offers a glimpse into your story, while also honoring that there is always more beneath the surface. I value curiosity, stillness, and the unfolding of your story at its own pace.

With a Master of Divinity in Clinical Counseling, I integrate a holistic approach that considers emotional, psychological, relational, and spiritual dimensions. I have a heart for supporting those navigating trauma, depression, anxiety, ADHD, relational challenges, and questions of faith, and I am open to thoughtfully integrating Christian perspectives into the therapeutic process for those who wish to have it.

I believe therapy can be a sacred kind of space—one where you are met with compassion, where your story is held with care, and where meaningful change can begin to take shape.