Hello all, I am a Texas native. I went to college at the University of Texas at Tyler and received my Master's of Science degree in Clinical Psychology, with a sub-specialization in neuropsychology. As a professional counselor, I like to create a holistic approach, combining my clinical skills of working with patients  with an understanding of the connection between the brain, body, and spirit.

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I completed my internship training and have vocational experience working in a dementia and aging clinic, in a residential childcare facility at, an inpatient psychiatric hospital, and in a clinic working with teens and adults with a variety of mental and behavioral health concerns. Since entering private practice, I have focused on anxiety disorders, narcissistic abuse recovery, and teaching ADHD skills and management. 

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My approach is always collaborative, so we will work together to find the style of therapy that best fits your personal needs. There is no one-size-fits-all in mental health!  As a therapist, I enjoy exploring thinking patterns and how those patterns influence our behaviors. Learning what drives some of our behaviors is often the first step in changing them. I also value teaching ways to find more enjoyment, satisfaction, and peace in everyday living. People typically take better care of their physical needs than they do their psychological needs and I think that should change! If you are reading this, I suspect you believe that, too.

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In my free time, I find joy in traveling the world, rescuing animals, practicing yoga and mindfulness, and hanging out with my own rescue dogs and cats. One day, I would love to own a farm and add more animals to my family.