Let's Get Real For A Moment

I became a therapist because my own life took unexpected turns. At 38, I found myself navigating a high conflict divorce and raising two young children as a single mom. For the first time in over a decade, I had the freedom to pursue my passions without guilt or hesitation. It was a transformative period where I rediscovered my worth, realizing I was good enough, smart enough, and deserving of a fulfilling life. 

Choosing to earn a master’s degree in clinical psychology was an obvious step for me. I felt a deep calling to help others facing challenges in their life and to support those struggling with their relationships—both with others and with themselves. My journey involved three years of rebuilding my sense of community, navigating the complexities of divorce, and immersing myself in the study of psychology. Through this experience, I gained invaluable insights that I now bring to my practice, helping others find their own paths to healing and empowerment.