Services
- Individual
- Couples
- Child
- Adolescent/Teen
- Group
About My Clients
My clients are often autistic or ADHD adults, many diagnosed later in life, who have spent years feeling "too much," masking to fit in, or being told they overreact. Many also carry wounds from narcissistic or emotionally abusive relationships that left them doubting their own reality. If you struggle with anxiety, self-doubt, burnout, or trauma and want a therapist who sees your neurodivergence as a difference to understand rather than fix, you'll find a steady, affirming partner in me.
My Background and Approach
II'm a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate (LPC-A) and National Certified Counselor (NCC) practicing under clinical supervision, with EMDR training that lets me help you process painful experiences at the root rather than just talking around them. Before becoming a therapist, I spent over a decade in social services and child welfare, so I understand trauma, complex systems, and survival in a deep, practical way, not just from a textbook. My specialty is EMDR with neurodivergent adults and survivors of narcissistic or emotional abuse. Because I practice from a neurodiversity-affirming lens, our work adapts to how your brain actually works, rather than asking you to fit a mold that never fit. I'll move at the pace your nervous system needs, never rushing you. You can expect a counselor who is direct, warm, and genuinely curious about your story. My goal is for you to leave therapy trusting your own perceptions, understanding yourself, and feeling more at home in who you are.
My Personal Beliefs and Interests
I believe every person carries a story that deserves to be understood, not judged. My faith is central to who I am, and it grounds me in compassion, hope, and the conviction that no one is beyond healing. I welcome clients of all backgrounds and beliefs, and I hold space for your values, whatever they are, without imposing my own. I'm passionate about advocacy for neurodivergent adults, especially women and those diagnosed later in life, who are so often overlooked or misunderstood. Too many have been told something is wrong with them when they simply needed to be met differently. I want to change that, one relationship at a time. I also volunteer with an equine-assisted therapy program, where I've seen how connection, patience, and the right environment help people regulate, trust, and grow. That work reflects what I value most: meeting people where they are, honoring their pace, and believing in their capacity to heal. You are worthy of that kind of care.