I am a licensed professional counselor possessing empathy, compassion and support to all my clients. I provide a non judgemental environment for clients to get well mentally. I have been a therapist for the past 15 years. My approach to mental wellness is eccletic at times, as I meet a client "where they are" for treatment. I have the best job in the world.

I am a client-centered therapist with a focus on understanding you as a unique individual and supporting your growth. I work with clients who are navigating a range of challenges, including personal development, relationship struggles, emotional blocks, and self-limiting patterns. My primary therapeutic approach is Internal Family Systems therapy, which allows us to explore and heal different parts of yourself—particularly those protective parts that may be preventing progress. Through this process, I aim to help you find balance, develop self-awareness, and achieve your personal goals in a compassionate and collaborative way.

I have 10 years experience working with very hard family situations. I am a therapist that has worked with the hardest parts of the family situations: child welfare, children in foster care, parents who are trying to get their children back from foster care, heightened family conflict preceding divorce, parental alienation, reunification therapy, working with both perpetrators and victims. My experience extends also to some of the alternative relationship structures such as polyamory and kink communities.

I am a client-centered therapist who focuses on understanding you as a unique individual and helping you overcome your challenges as you grow. I am passionate about helping people achieve their potential and assisting them along the process. Some of my areas of particular interest include anxiety, depression, trauma, OCD, autism spectrum, relationship/marital issues, grief, understanding sexuality, open/ Poly relationships, and transgender/gender non-conforming individuals.

As a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) with a Master’s in Social Work and a Master’s in Physical Education, I have dedicated my life to the holistic understanding and treatment of trauma, healing, and personal growth. My journey has been shaped by my service as a veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom and a former police officer, experiences that have ingrained in me a deep sense of duty to serve my country, community, and my fellow human beings. These roles have provided me with unique insights into the complexities of the human experience—insights that inform my approach to therapy, where I strive to create a transformative space for healing. My approach to therapy is much more than traditional talk therapy; it’s about engaging on multiple levels—physical, emotional, and psychological. I work to educate, nurture, and guide individuals as they navigate the depths of their trauma and rediscover their inherent strength. I believe that true healing requires more than just surface-level conversations, and that’s why I encourage a collaborative partnership with my clients. Together, we delve deeply into their experiences, with a focus on understanding the root causes of their struggles and developing strategies for lasting change. I bring a sense of curiosity and excitement to every session, believing that therapy is not only a process of healing but also one of discovery. My direct yet compassionate style helps foster a safe space where clients can explore their challenges without judgment, knowing they are supported by someone who has walked through many of life’s most difficult terrains. I push for productive, meaningful sessions that move beyond superficial fixes to truly unravel the patterns and behaviors that hold people back.

Are you experiencing challenges with intimacy, sexuality, or relationships? Navigating personal and relational difficulties alone can be daunting and leave you feeling overwhelmed. As a certified sex therapist, I specialize in working with clients who are experiencing concerns with intimacy, sexual trauma recovery, intimate partner violence recovery, sexuality, pain, sexual and religious shame, and relationship transitions such as separation, divorce, co-parenting, dating.