I have always known that I wanted to work with people in some capacity. Mental health has always a part of my life in one way or another, and throughout my own experiences and challenges, I began to grow a deep respect and passion for the ways in which we all learn to navigate life’s complexities. I have seen and experienced just how powerful it can be to have someone to listen without judgment, to help you make sense of things, to sit with you when there aren’t easy answers, or even to challenge you in a way that makes you think. It has always been a dream of mine to learn how to support people in that way. 

As a therapist now, I feel deeply honored to do this work. It’s not about having the answers or fixing people—it’s about walking alongside them as they explore, grow, heal, or just survive the hard days. Everyone’s story is different, and I’m continually humbled by the trust people place in me to be part of theirs. This work is about connection, compassion, and creating space for people to be fully themselves. And I honestly can’t imagine doing anything else.