Why did you become a therapist, and what motivates you to continue?
I became a therapist because I’ve always been drawn to understanding people’s stories and helping them through life’s most difficult challenges. Early in my career, I witnessed the strength and resilience of survivors of trauma, and it inspired me to dedicate my work to creating a safe space where healing and growth are possible. What keeps me motivated is seeing the progress my clients make — whether it’s a small breakthrough, a moment of self-compassion, or a major life change. Knowing that I can walk alongside someone as they rediscover their strength and build a more fulfilling future is both humbling and inspiring. Every client’s courage reminds me why I chose this path.
With over a decade of experience, I offer individual and group therapy tailored to your unique needs. I’m trained in powerful, evidence-based approaches like EMDR, Trauma-Focused CBT, DBT, and CBT — which means we’ll work together to find strategies that truly support your growth and healing.
In addition to clinical work, I’ve had the honor of presenting at national conferences, including the National Organization for Victims Advocacy and the Texas Council for Family Violence. Locally, I collaborate with schools and organizations to promote mental wellness in our community.
My specialties include working with trauma, depression, anxiety, anger, grief, relationship issues, neurodivergence (including ADHD and autism support), LGBTQIA+ identity, spirituality, self-harm, and more. I also offer virtual therapy through telehealth, making it easy to connect no matter where you are.