I decided to become a therapist after my own challenges I had to navigate through in life. My personal journey deepen my compassion for others. I came to realized the significance of having a therapist that walks alongside of you to promotes you into growth and helps you discover your own strengths. I understood the importance of feeling genuinely seen and heard and being in a nonjudgmental setting.

I work best with children 7-11, preteens 11-13, adolescents 14-17, adults ages 18-up. I also work best with individuals dealing with concerns relating to anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, social anxiety, selfesteem issues, life transitions, peer relationships, ADHD, high functioning autism, and behavioral issues.

That therapy is a process, it's not quick, but is a journey of self-discovery and lasting positive change. The healing process can be hard but it's not impossible.

Empathy and nonjudgmental environment. Allow me to get to know you and hear your story. Allowing me to understand your challenges and giving you a space to feel genuinely seen and heard. Once we identify the challenges, then we take steps into understanding how the challenges have impacted your life.

My personal experiences have taught how impactful life transitions can have on emotional well-being. I learned about the importance of compassion, and reliance. As a therapist I guide my practice into values of empathy and meeting clients where they are. Therapy is a collaborative process that honors each client's personal story.

I first start with understanding my client's needs and getting to know them as a whole person. I give them autonomy by allowing them to share their goals for therapy and collaboratively working on a treatment plan to reach those goals.