For as long as I can remember, I’ve been the friend people come to when they wanted to share stories, struggles, and hopes. I’ve always loved listening and being that safe space for people. It was in a psychology class early in my undergrad that I realized I wanted to become a therapist.

 

I spent years working in another field before finally becoming a therapist, and I’m so grateful to be doing this work now. Life can be really hard, and I want to be someone who walks beside you through whatever you’re facing, offering support and practical tools along the way.

 

As a mom who has lost both a child and experienced pregnancy loss, grief is something I understand deeply and feel passionate about helping others through. I also work with young adults navigating life transitions, women dealing with the challenges of life and/or motherhood, and people struggling with anxiety or just life in general.

 

I’m a Christian and that shapes how I see the world, but I work with clients from all different faith backgrounds. What matters most to me is creating a space where you feel heard, supported, and free to be yourself and we can figure out the rest together. 

 

I’d be honored to walk alongside you.