about me

My approach to therapy centers on the question, “What has happened to and around you?” I believe our experiences and relationships—from the families we grew up in to our present connections—shape how we understand, navigate, and trust the world around us.

I earned a Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy from Edgewood College and am currently pursuing a Doctor of Couple and Family Therapy at Nova Southeastern University. I am passionate about working with couples and individuals as they navigate relationships, identity, life transitions, and mental health concerns. I strive to create a supportive and collaborative space where clients can explore their experiences, deepen their understanding of themselves and their relationships, and move toward meaningful change.

I do not claim to be the expert on anyone else’s lived experience. Instead, I seek to hold stories and create space for clients to explore their lives with curiosity and compassion. My role is to support and encourage clients while honoring their knowledge, autonomy, and ability to guide the therapeutic process.