Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of working with clients across a wide range of settings — including private practice,
community mental health, and intensive outpatient programs. These experiences have deepened my understanding of how mental health is shaped not just by personal history, but by environment, community, and life circumstances.
As a veteran and a clinician, I bring a grounded, steady presence to therapy — one that is informed by both discipline and deep empathy. My clients often say they feel truly seen, heard, and accepted in our work together.

Anxiety, addiction, depression and overeating are all symptoms of a deeper problem, often associated with trauma in both its complex and simple forms. Working with both individuals and couples, I specialize in treating adult survivors of childhood trauma and abuse, those with PTSD, anxiety, depression and addiction. As there is no one-size-fits-all approach to mental health, I strive to provide the highest level of care through the use of cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, breathing techniques and other treatment methods.

I am committed to serving individuals from the perspective of their values, beliefs, and culture. While my treatments are evidenced-based and non-religious, I encourage patients to incorporate their own value-systems into their therapy. My treatment methods are accepting, accommodating and non-judgmental toward any lifestyle or way of being. I believe there is more than one path in life, and it is my responsibility to respect those of my patients while supporting their recovery.