I became a psychiatric provider after I dealt with my own struggle with post-partum depression following the birth of my first child. I realized I never wanted anyone to feel as hopeless and alone as I felt at that point in my life.

I work well with clients that approach treatment with a willing attitude to be honest in engaging with me. I like to involve clients in the decision making because they are the ones that know themselves the best! 

I wish all clients knew they were worth it! Taking the first step to seek treatment is difficult, but the process is not as scary as some people think. We are here to help and not to judge.

Clients can expect an open mind, a listening ear, and a nonjudgmental attitude from the get-go. The first few sessions will be light-hearted, exploring who you are and what makes you tick. As we go, we will delve into the deeper issues, only at the speed you are comfortable with.

Like many clients, I have had my share of struggles in life. There have been many times I felt I wasn't heard or listened to. I want to be the person known for listening and relating to clients.

I take the time to get to know clients on a personal level and learn their likes and dislikes. I have been known to watch a random movie, read a specific book, or research a special topic a client is interested in so I can share that with them and better relate.