About

In 2016, I graduated from Liberty University with a Masters Degree in Professional Counseling. Now as a licensed professional counselor (LPC) and certified substance abuse counselor (CSAC), I run a diversion program for those in early recovery to give them a chance at treatment and a chance at life as opposed to incarceration. I also work as a crisis therapist for those experiencing mental health emergencies. Previously, I have provided both individual and group therapy for non-profit agencies. I primarily work with clients experiencing depression, anxiety, and substance use disorders. I utilize a strength-based, client-centered, collaborative, trauma-informed, and holistic approach that considers the person’s mind, body, spirit and worldview. With a focus on individual strengths and the resiliency of people to overcome obstacles to expand and realize full potential, I walk side-by-side with people on the path to healing. Life is an extraordinary thing but it can also be full of challenges, especially when situations occur that can seem out of our control. Sometimes life stressors can seem so overwhelming that it can be hard to imagine that light at the end of the tunnel. Sometimes it can feel like we are just surviving instead of thriving. My goal is to help you reverse that and really begin thriving in the life you deserve.