About

I find a lot of joy in working with individuals, couples and families.  I enjoy the privilege of being allowed into their stories and the ability to help them realize their own potential.  I use a narrative approach, acknowledging that everyone plays the role of protagonist in their own unique life story.  A goal of mine is to help support and empower my clients to be confident in their ability to handle all of life’s struggles and complications. I have completed training in EMDR and am tremendously excited about its positive and vivid applications. 

Originally from Michigan, I completed my bachelor’s degree at Indiana Wesleyan University in sculpture and ceramics. After which I moved to Utah to work in the Wilderness Therapy industry. This later convinced me to go back to school to earned a master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Argosy University.  I have experience working in a wide variety of community mental health areas including substance abuse, anxiety, depression, marital or other relational conflicts, autism spectrum disorder, and

One of my favorite things is being present while watching someone go from struggling to taking control and becoming successful in reaching their own goals.