Congratulations on taking the first step toward growth and healing by seeking therapeutic support for yourself or your family.

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Parenting and navigating adulthood both come with unique challenges. Today’s world can feel overwhelming—for parents working to support their children, and for emerging adults/adults facing the uncertainty of life transitions. Therapy can be a powerful space to build clarity, resilience, and connection.

 

My role as a therapist is to offer a safe and supportive environment where you can explore challenges, develop skills, and create meaningful change. I believe in the healing power of connection and see therapy as a collaborative process. Using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and person-centered approaches, I help clients identify strengths, practice new tools, and establish realistic, attainable goals.

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In my work with parents, I provide coaching and guidance to strengthen family relationships, improve communication, and support children’s development while honoring the stressors and demands of parenting. With emerging adults & adults, I focus on life transitions, helping clients manage anxiety, depression, identity shifts, and the complexities of school, career, and relationships.

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I am a Clinical Social Work Associate in the state of Washington. I hold a Master’s degree in Social Work (2008) from San Francisco State University and a Bachelor’s in Social Work from Pacific Union College. My professional background spans years of working with individuals and children and families as both a teacher and therapist, giving me a deep understanding of the challenges families face and the resilience they can build.

 

I strive to create a warm, supportive environment where we can navigate barriers together and move toward greater confidence, balance, and connection—whether within your family or in your own personal journey.