I received my Bachelors of Arts in Public Administration at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York and my Masters of Science in Clinical Mental Health at Mercer University in Atlanta, GA. I have had the opportunity to work with an array of clients, including inmates at a jail, troubled children and adolescents with their families, Veterans, individuals with Severe and Pervasive Mental Illness, and those struggling with addictions.
I believe in my client's ability to be able to resolve his or her own conflict with me being the vehicle to which they identify the best path. I challenge my clients to overcome his or her own adversity by being able to accept what is reality and change his or her relationship to what may feel temporarily uncomfortable.
I look forward to continued advocacy for the mental health community and working with individuals and families; and applaud those who defeat the stigma of mental health to get the help needed.
