Education
B.A, English, Arizona State University ; Masters of Marriage and Family Therapy, Abilene Christian University (2027)
Who do they work with?
Adults and Children 12+ (Both Female & Male); Couples & Families
How do they bring God’s hope to the hurting?
I bring God’s hope to the hurting by creating a safe, compassionate space where clients feel seen, known, and valued. I believe healing happens through both relationships and the meanings we create from them, so I gently integrate faith in a way that honors each client’s story and spiritual journey. Through empathy, encouragement, and a focus on restoration, I help clients reconnect with hope, meaning, and the belief that they are not alone in their pain.
What are their core values as a therapist?
I value authenticity, collaboration, and respect for each client’s unique story and pace of growth. I believe in a strengths-based, relational approach that fosters insight, resilience, and meaningful change. Guided by integrity and compassion, I strive to support clients holistically; emotionally, relationally, and, when appropriate, spiritually. My overall approach to therapy is warm, empathic, and non-judgmental, as I am to create a space where clients feel safe to be fully seen and heard.
Where are they outside of the therapy room?
You can typically find me reading a book, working in my garden, or baking. I enjoy spending time with my friends and family, attending church, and engaging in educational and spiritual growth through connections.