I became a clinician through my own lived experience of healing. I support others by offering grounded, attuned presence and helping them connect with their inner capacity to heal, grow, and break cycles of intergenerational trauma. My work centers on compassion, self-awareness, and sustainable transformation through validated empirical methodology. I currently see clients in both Illinois and Texas.
My primary methods include integrative systemic therapy, family therapy, couple therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, mindfulness, meditation, and humanistic approaches. I work with adolescents, parents, couples, non-traditional couples, non-traditional families, and individual adults. I welcome clients of all identities and lived experiences, including those exploring or living within queer, trans, multicultural, diasporic, spiritual, or non-traditional communities.
I received my Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy and completed a Post-Graduate Fellowship in Mindfulness and Behavior Therapy at Northwestern University. During my clinical training, I completed The Family Institute’s DBT internship and community program practicum, working with individuals, couples, and families navigating complex and intergenerational trauma. I also hold a master's degree in education and spent more than a decade as a professional educator. Most recently, I completed Naropa University’s Certificate in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy (CPAT), which deepened my work with psychedelic integration, consciousness, and expanded states of healing.
Above all, my intention is to help people come home to themselves—to live from a place of clarity, authenticity, compassion, and choice. I welcome questions and invite you to reach out if you’d like to explore what beginning therapy together may look like.
