In high school, I took a psychology class and I was completed fascinated by the mind and human behavior. It became my major as an undergraduate however I knew that I wanted to go into the field to help others. Therefore, I went on to get my Masters in Counseling. 

I work with individuals that want to see something different for themselves. Clients that do not want to keep living their lives on the same hamster wheel and are ready to make changes. Those individuals that are willing to put in the work towards meaningful self discovery.

We all need help in one way or another and taking the step to admit it does not make us weak. It actually makes us stronger for not only ourselves but for those in our lives. Therapy is not a forever sentence full of judgment by people who have never had a problem a day in their lives. Therapy is for anyone who want to better their circumstances. It is a stepping stone. It is not for life. It will only give you tools that can use for the rest of it.

In the early stages, I just want to get to know the person that I am serving. We are much more than whatever brought the person in. I like to get to know more about the person's background, interests, and hobbies. I will answer any question the person might have pertaining to therapy. My goal is for the person to feel comfortable. I want the person leaving feeling more hopeful.

My practice is rooted in being humble and genuine as well as having unconditional positive regard towards those I am serving. Every person that I have encountered throughout my journey as a therapist has taught me something. It is not only a privilege but an honor to be able to be of service.

I will see the person's strength and tailor my therapy towards what I believe would benefit them. For example, if the person enjoys writing. I will suggest journaling. If a person wants to feel more confident perhaps we will do some role playing.