I have been in the mental health field in an official capacity for over a decade working in various settings including chronic pain clinics, domestic violence shelters, outpatient mental health clinics, and since 2018 have been in private practice focusing on supporting people healing from interpersonal and relational traumas. In this time I have worked with individuals, families and groups in short-term counseling and crisis intervention settings, long-term deep therapeutic processing, and provided support and advocacy to people navigating the legal and child welfare systems. I absolutely love working with people in this capacity and am honored when people share their healing journey with me and I am able to serve in this role.

Before my professional training and being awakened to my love of exploring the mind-body connection, how we were created to be and how our separation; from God, from others, and from the truest versions of ourselves, I experienced my own mental health and spiritual crisis. In this I experienced first hand the principle I continue to carry with me into my work; we cannot give what we don’t have, and we don’t have because we have not received. The Lord met me here and softened my heart to receive His Love, His forgiveness, His grace, His truths and will over my life. Now, having received, and relying on my connection to the Giver of all Good things, I too am able to give. As I continue to walk in my faith and seek God, I experience healing in the truths of scripture and the voice of Love. As I continue in my role as a therapist I am deeply encouraged and excited to see science catch up to biblical wisdom on the necessity and power of unity, forgiveness, hope, and unconditional Love.  God created us to be whole beings, unified, and reliant on Him. The disruptions of trauma, betrayal, and the pains and sufferings of life can leave scars, but God made us to heal and be whole and being the giver of all good things, I bring into our work His promise to finish what He started.