I work with adolescents and adults ages 14 and up, including parents and couples navigating difficult seasons. My specialty areas include trauma, complex trauma, personality disorders, addiction, mood disorders, anxiety, and life transitions. I also support clients working through blended family dynamics and the unique pressures that come with changing family systems.

In addition to traditional talk therapy, I’m trained in DBT and EMDR, and I’m a certified equine-assisted mental health practitioner. I love integrating experiential modalities with evidence-based approaches—especially for clients who feel stuck, overwhelmed, or disconnected from their own inner resources.

I received my graduate degree in Professional Counseling and Clinical Mental Health from the University of West Georgia, and completed my internship at Willowbrooke at Tanner on the acute inpatient unit. I’ve worked within community agencies including sexual-assault crisis centers, private practice settings, and within DUI/Drug Court and Veteran Treatment Court environments supporting clients with substance use.

I completed my certification in equine-assisted psychotherapy through the University of Denver and continue to incorporate experiential work with clients who benefit from more embodied, relational ways of healing.

Whether you’re navigating trauma, rebuilding trust with yourself or others, or moving through a major life transition—my goal is to help therapy feel grounding, collaborative, and deeply human.