As a clinician my intent is to engage clients in conversations that lead to change. I take a logical and participatory approach to therapy, harnessing the power of the mind to facilitate positive change. Inspired by the belief that thoughts shape reality, I help clients explore and challenge their thoughts to create transformative change. By fostering self-awareness, resilience, and coping skills, I support clients in navigating life's challenges with courage and flexibility, guiding them on a journey of self-discovery and growth in a safe, non-judgmental space. By providing clients with tools, insights, and support, I empower them to make informed decisions aligned with their values and aspirations.

I am a Licensed Certified Social Worker-Clinical (LCSW-C) in the state of Maryland. I received my Masters Degree in Social Work from Widener University and I have been providing mental health services for 10 years. I enjoy working with adults who need support and guidance in resolving issues that prevent them from achieving their goals in order to live a more fulfilled life.

My interest in mental health started at home, with my immediate family. From my own experiences, I became passionate about the overall mental wellbeing of everyone around me. With this, I pursued mental and behavioral health education and training in Baltimore, and have worked in the field for over eight years. I use personal and professional experience to help others reach their highest potential.

I specialize in providing counseling for anxiety, loss, relationship challenges, and trauma with a focus on increasing self-esteem and building onto current resiliency. I am a firm believer that all of us go through tough times in our lives, but also that given the proper therapeutic tools you will meet your mental health goals. Each individual is different and together we will come up with a therapeutic approach to either improve or continue your ability to thrive. I also offer career exploration services. Congratulations on taking the first (and often most difficult step) of seeking mental health services!