Life brings forth challenges and stressors each day. For individuals, families, and communities whose lives and histories meet at multiple intersections, managing everyday life while working toward healing and growth may present additional, unique layers and compounded difficulties.
Whatever your dreams, goals, and aspirations for life and relationships are, making them a reality is possible. Healing from the past, self-love, spiritual peace, decolonization, and success are interconnected.

I am most comfortable working with clients ages 12+, individuals, and families. I have provided gentle, person-centered, compassionate services and treatment most extensively to individuals who identify as women, people of color, immigrants, survivors of domestic violence, human trafficking, criminal justice/prison, child welfare/adoption, and athletes.

Modalities provided are usually an eclectic integration of Westernized CBT, Narrative, DBT, interactive problem solving, motivational interviewing/solutions-focused, and Narrative Exposure therapies. If requested and/or appropriate, I may also integrate indigenous spiritualities and/or theological (doctrinal, non doctrinal) education and concepts to aid bio psycho social spiritual healing.

If you are ready to begin the journey to decolonize your life, and work toward healing, healthy love, restoration, and liberation, reach out. I am honored to meet you on the journey as you heal, evolve, and become.

I am currently a PhD Student at Claremont School of Theology* (*AGD SP2028) focusing on Education & Spiritual Formation. My research interests include traffic in women, and teaching competencies include Sociology, Criminology, Theology, Social Work, Communications, and Peace, Justice, & Conflict Studies. I received foundational education as a clinician at Loyola University Chicago, graduating with a Master in Social Work specializing in Leadership & Development in Social Services (3.92GPA). I am a former DOJ Accredited Representative and handled discretionary cases coming before USCIS. I received immigration law training through DePaul’s Asylum & Immigration Law Clinic (partnered with ICIRR) and Trial Advocacy skills as a Villanova VIISTA scholar

Prior to becoming a clinician/educator, I traveled and performed in Europe, the Caribbean, and North America as a professional ice skater and principal female soloist. As an undergraduate student athlete, I ran NCAA Women’s Track & Field and Cross Country, and anchored the 4x800M Women’s relay. I enjoy the psycho spiritual embodiment sports and performance arts bring. I appreciate sports and arts’ ability to balance pain with joy through creative expression
and elite achievement.