I know what it’s like to walk through times of pain, uncertainty, and complicated relationships.

I understand what it feels like to carry the weight of experiences that seem too complex, too painful, or too messy to name — let alone share.

My path to becoming a trauma therapist is deeply personal. I’ve lived through seasons that tested my limits — and those same seasons taught me what I’m capable of.

I know what it’s like to rebuild, after trauma, emotional wounds, and divorce — to stand in the aftermath and teach my heart, body and mind that it’s safe to trust again. This process takes time and self compassion.

I built a life — with new relationships and a renewed sense of self — laying one brick at a time, with hope as the foundation.

These experiences shape how I show up for you: with empathy, real life understanding, presence, and a deep respect for the courage it takes to heal.

I believe healing is not only possible — it’s powerful. It brings you back to yourself — to a place where your choices, your voice, and your needs matter.

Whether we’re processing the events of the past week, exploring deeper wounds from trauma, relationship patterns, or unraveling the layered dynamics of a blended family —

I’m here, to walk beside you with compassion and support as you find your path forward.