“Tell me, and I forget. Teach me, and I remember. Involve me, and I learn.” — Benjamin Franklin

I’ve been in the counseling field for over a decade, working with children, adolescents, and adults across a wide range of settings. Along the way, I also became a clinical supervisor—supporting newer therapists as they grow in skill and confidence.

What keeps me inspired is the same thing that drew me to therapy in the first place: people. I love helping clients feel seen, heard, and understood—especially when life feels overwhelming or stuck. Clients often tell me I bring empathy, insight, and a unique ability to “step into their shoes” without judgment. That deep connection helps us move toward your goals more effectively—and often more quickly—than you might expect.

I show up like a coach in your corner: supportive, engaged, and honest. I’ll cheer you on, challenge you gently, and keep us focused on what matters most—your growth.

I often use analogies (sometimes quirky, sometimes funny) to help you see things from a new angle. Therapy isn’t always easy, but I believe it should feel collaborative, human, and even enjoyable at times. My clients say they appreciate that balance of insight, lightness, and steady forward movement.