I am a licensed clinical social worker with nearly a decade of experience. My early career was rooted in medical social work, where I supported individuals and families navigating chronic illness, end-of-life care, and the many emotional and practical challenges that can accompany these experiences. I later joined a group therapy practice where I focused on the care of adult clients seeking help with life transitions, grief, depression and anxiety related disorders. My previous endeavors continue to inform the compassion and perspective I bring to my therapy practice today.

I believe in ongoing growth—both professionally and personally—and regularly engage in learning opportunities that deepen my understanding of the ways mental health is shaped by the intersection of physical health, societal and environmental influences, and family history. I’m drawn to the complexity of human experience and feel honored to support clients in exploring theirs.

Family, friends and colleagues describe me as warm, spirited, and sincere. I am an advocate for social justice, equity, and support for each person’s potential to grow and thrive. These values guide my work as a therapist, where I strive to create a thoughtful, grounded space in which you can feel seen, heard, and supported.

Outside of my work, I enjoy staying active through movement of all kinds, reading, podcasts, thrifting and time outdoors. I’m a lover of house plants, coffee and ethic cuisines. I value time and experiences with my loved ones and equally time in restorative solitude.