I’m so glad you’re here

I moved to the Bay Area in 2012 to begin my academic career at San Francisco State University, where I earned my bachelor’s degree in Sociology. My studies sparked a deeper interest in understanding the human experience and inspired me to pursue a career in therapy. I went on to earn my master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from the University of San Francisco.

Throughout my clinical training, I had the opportunity to work with children in school settings, individuals living with severe and persistent mental illness in community-based programs, and military veterans. These experiences helped shape my clinical perspective and deepen my passion for supporting people through life’s challenges. I have developed a particular commitment to serving the veteran population and intentionally maintain space in my caseload to work with veterans and their families.

I currently live in Colorado and provide virtual therapy to clients in both California and Colorado. My approach to therapy is grounded in an appreciation for each person’s unique experiences, challenges, and strengths. I believe in creating a space where clients feel supported, understood, and empowered to explore their experiences and work toward meaningful change.

Outside of my therapeutic work, you can often find me exploring the local trails. I am an avid runner and have completed two 100-mile races. I am also a certified running coach, which has given me a personal understanding of the physical and emotional demands of being an athlete, including the challenges of injury, recovery, and balancing the pressures of performance with overall well-being. This experience informs my appreciation for the unique challenges athletes may face and the importance of supporting both mental and physical health.