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Your story is important, and I’m here to listen. I find deep fulfillment in connecting with others and getting to know you on a personal level, remembering the little details that make you unique.
In my work, I focus on supporting high school and college students, as well as women in seasons of change. That might include adjusting to adulthood, shifting careers, healing from trauma, or redefining your identity. These moments can feel overwhelming and disorienting. Many of the individuals I work with feel emotionally stuck, disconnected from themselves, or unsure of what comes next. Together, we work to gently untangle what’s holding you back and begin building a path toward clarity, confidence, and meaningful change.
My therapeutic approach is compassionate, collaborative, and rooted in evidence-based practices like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Mindfulness. I also believe that our past experiences and current stressors are deeply interconnected, so our work may include both reflection and skill-building. Some sessions may focus on processing emotions or past pain, while others may be more practical, developing tools to help you cope, regulate, and move forward in your day-to-day life. Everything we do is tailored to your unique pace, values, and goals.
My passion for therapy began with a deep desire to help others feel seen, safe, and supported. From a young age, I knew I wanted to create space for people to be fully themselves, especially in the moments they feel most unsure. That calling led me to this work, and I continue to be inspired by the resilience and growth I witness every day.
For me, self-care looks like slowing down and reconnecting with things that make me feel alive and grounded. I love being outside, whether it’s going for a walk, sitting near the water, or just breathing in fresh air. Travel is also a huge reset for me. Exploring new places helps me step out of my routine and feel inspired again. I make space for intentional breaks, massages when I need to release tension, and getting lost in a good book. Self-care doesn’t have to be perfect. It just has to support the version of you that you’re trying to take care of.
“I am not what happened to me, I am what I choose to become.”
A reminder I carry with me often, both personally and in the work I do. Healing is not about erasing the past, but about choosing who we want to become in the process.
You matter.
You’re never alone.
We care about you.