I didn't become a therapist because I have all the answers. I became one because I believe that with the right questions, we can develop better relationships that ultimately improve how we experience the world.

As a Black female therapist, adoptee, and clinician with experience in disability services, I bring a perspective formed by not just my lived experience, but a willingness to understand each person and family before making assumptions. I believe every person deserves to feel seen, heard, and understood before they're expected to change.

Whether I'm working with couples, parents, families, or professionals, my goal is always the same: to help people communicate more honestly, navigate conflict more intentionally, and build healthier, more connected relationships.

I consider it a privilege to walk alongside people during some of life's most important conversations. Whether we're strengthening a relationship, navigating a family transition, or finding a new way forward, my hope is that every person leaves feeling better understood and better equipped for what's next.