About Me

About Me

Committed to Social Justice and Empowering Individuals of All Ages

Experienced School Counselor with a Passion for Creating Nurturing Spaces for Growth

I am a BIPOC therapist and licensed professional counselor candidate (LPCC) deeply committed to advancing social justice and supporting individuals across the lifespan. My extensive experience as a licensed school counselor (LSC) within Denver Public Schools gives me a profound, firsthand understanding of the school environment. This background is invaluable when working with young clients, allowing me to help families effectively navigate and address the unique academic, social, and emotional challenges children face within educational settings.
My passion for equity and advocacy drives me to ensure that every client feels genuinely seen, heard, and valued. Whether working with children, adolescents, or adults, I am dedicated to creating a nurturing space where you can overcome obstacles, process life’s complexities, and truly flourish.

Beyond the Therapy Room:

Originally from Green Bay, WI (go Pack! πŸ§€πŸ’šπŸ’›), I love exploring everything Colorado has to offer. Outside of my professional life, you can usually find me hiking, paddle boarding, catching sports games πŸˆπŸ€βšΎπŸŽΎ, discovering new restaurants around Denver, or listening to Taylor Swift (yes, I’m a proud Swiftie! 🎢🫢🏾). I am also a proud dog mom to two sweet girls: Penelope and Guinnessβ€”who also happens to be my co-therapist! (You can meet her here!).

My Experience

I have been working as a therapist since 2022 and a licensed school counselor since 2019. In recognition of my dedication to students and families, I was honored to be named the Denver Public Schools Counselor of the Year for 2021-2022.

My clinical practice focuses on working with children, teens, families, and young adults. I specialize in attachment-based therapy, anxiety, trauma (incorporating EMDR), depression, and the exploration of race and identity. Additionally, I provide dedicated parent coaching to help families navigate behavioral and developmental challenges with confidence and clarity.

My foundational beliefs in growth and resilience are deeply rooted in my background as a collegiate tennis player, where I was honored to be a nominee for NCAA Woman of the Year. The same commitment, grit, and passion for human potential that drove my athletic career continue to guide my collaborative work with clients today as they navigate their own paths toward healing.