Founder and Practice Owner

Every person has a unique story. As a biracial woman, I struggled with identity- personal, cultural, and social. I found myself seeking a therapist to make sense of it all; someone who had an understanding of intersectionality, intuned with my generation, and was relatable. I wanted a therapist who understood my unique perspective on identity, race, family dynamics, balance and self-exploration, someone I did not have to code-switch with… so I became that. I became a therapist to provide a reflective mirror for my clients.

Through my professional work in Person-Centered and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, I found a specialty in trauma-informed care. Every person has a unique story and trauma can shape, disrupt and affect the way we perceive ourselves, the world, and the way we heal. 

I strive to remain curious and a problem solver. I bring this unique perspective to sessions as I can assist you in exploring more effective ways to cope with challenges, deepen your self-awareness and heighten your confidence in yourself.