About Me

I became a counselor because I believe we are all capable of facing and overcoming hard things and having someone genuinely alongside you in that process makes the journey feel a whole lot more possible.

My style is collaborative and curious. We figure it out together. I'm not here to hand you answers or tell you what your experience means. I'm here to be in it with you, ask the questions worth asking, and help you untangle the things that have felt too scary to look at alone.

What I care most about is creating a space where you actually feel safe—not just on paper, but in your body. Safe enough to say the thing you haven't said out loud yet. Safe enough to sit with the scary stuff and come up with a real plan for it. Safe enough to just be a person, not a patient.

Together we'll build skills and tools you can actually use, not just in session, but when life gets hard at 11pm on a Tuesday and I'm not there. That's the goal: that the work we do together becomes something you carry with you, long after our time is up.

I've been a counselor since 2013, and I work with mothers, parents, teens, and families navigating some of life's most complex terrain.

Clinical: Mothers · Parents · Youth (ages 13–18) · Generational Trauma · Grief & Loss · Prenatal & Postpartum · ADHD · Burnout · Career Counseling · Immigration & Emigration Experiences · Navigating Uncertainty in a Changing World

Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate (LMHC-A) · Washington State · Practicing under clinical supervision

Consultation: School & Organizational Consultation · Anti-Oppressive Systems · Equity & MTSS Implementation · K–12 Student Wellbeing