For me, therapy is not only a career. It’s a calling.

First, let me say I’m honored to work alongside anyone who allows me to ride along on their journey. For me, therapy is not only a career. It’s a calling. I have my own story of healing, and that is why I believe so deeply in this work.

I love all things related to therapy and theology.

I am a Christian. I believe the Bible is God’s living Word, one unified story about God’s people, and He invites us to be part of it. I believe in an intimate relationship with God, and I believe He uses people like you and me to show His goodness in this world.

I believe we are all made in God’s image and should be treated with equality and respect, no matter who we are or where we came from.

I believe that we all have the capacity to heal from traumatic beginnings. I’m living proof. You just have to be willing to do hard things.

I have lived in Texas for about 11 years. I moved from Michigan for a fresh start and to attend Dallas Theological Seminary (DTS), where I earned my Master of Biblical and Theological Studies. A few years later, I went back to school to officially do what I love, earning my Master of Arts in Professional Counseling from Amberton University. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor (LCDC) in the state of Texas.

I often draw from cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT). I work heavily with clients who have experienced trauma, and I have extensive training in this area, including EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing). I also teach workshops and seminars and serve as a speaker.

In my so-called spare time, I enjoy doing puzzles, snuggling up with a good book, and hanging out with my husband and our cat, Chloe.