My lived experiences, education, and professional training have all shaped the therapist I am today.

Throughout my career, I have worked in higher education across program development, Student Affairs, and faculty roles. More recently, I have provided individual psychotherapy in private practice settings as well as in college counseling centers at the University of Detroit Mercy and the University of Michigan. I am continually inspired by active learning and therapeutic spaces that are responsive, collaborative, and innovative.

Ongoing learning is both an ethical responsibility and a personal passion of mine. I am committed to integrating contemporary, evidence-based practices that support my clients’ mental health and overall well-being. My specialized training includes yoga teaching (RYT-200), somatic psychotherapy approaches, and certification in The Art of Holding Perinatal Women in Distress™: Assessment, Treatment, & Advanced Clinical Practice through the Postpartum Stress Center LLC.

I strive to create a welcoming, affirming therapeutic environment where clients feel safe enough to be vulnerable and explore their experiences with honesty and care. I recognize the complexity of our intersecting social identities and lived experiences, and I approach my work through a multicultural, inclusive framework that honors each client’s unique story.