As not only a therapist, but also a wife and mother, I have seen first-hand the importance of a strong family foundation. My main goal is to help my clients achieve genuine connection, communicate more effectively, and create the relationships they want to have so this foundation can carry them through the storms that life will inevitably throw at them.

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I am originally from the East Coast and grew up most of my life in Virginia. After graduating from Sweet Briar College, I moved to Miami, Florida for about a year and half to work with under-privileged children, their families, and the homeless population there. When an opportunity presented itself to move to Denver, Colorado and work with the organization I partnered with in Miami, I was excited to take the leap.

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My next few years in Colorado would lead me to find my calling as a therapist and return to school to earn a Master’s degree in the field. I now have a Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy from Regis University and am excited to help those in need through providing these vital mental health and relationship-building services. I am particularly passionate about helping new and young families through premarital counseling, the challenges of becoming new parents, and providing play therapy for kids who are struggling with a variety of emotional and family distresses.