Meet the Team

I received my Masters in Clinical Mental Health from Northwestern University in 2022, where I developed a psychodynamic, relationship-based approach to counseling. This means that my priority is to foster a connection with you that allows for judgment-free exploration. I also hold a Juris Doctorate from Berkeley Law School, where I focused on trauma related to incarceration. My background includes working in the classroom, teaching behind prison walls, and coaching at the gym. This variety means that I am prepared and excited to meet each individual within their own unique context, without judgments about past experiences or assumptions about future goals.

Whoever you are, and whatever you have been through, I am here to unconditionally support your next steps forward. My goal is to help you become your best self, whatever that looks like for you personally.

We will work to amplify joy, find humor in the absurd, and seek opportunities for growth during inevitable hardships. I have unwavering belief in the potential of my clients. I would be honored to walk with you on the journey toward becoming your favorite version of yourself.

My areas of focus include:

• Depression
• Trauma
• Self-worth
• Attachment and relationships
• Family dynamics
• Legal system
• Impacts of incarceration