I began my career as an outpatient clinician at a community mental health clinic, where I spent 4.5 years working with individuals from all walks of life. The training and supervision I received during those years were some of the best I could have asked for, and they continue to shape the way I show up with clients today.

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While working in community mental health, I also started building a private practice. What began part-time grew into my full-time work, where I spent the next five years focused on helping women heal from trauma and regulate their nervous systems in meaningful, lasting ways.

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In 2020, I began my 3-year training in Somatic Experiencing®, which transformed both my professional approach and my personal healing journey. This method taught me how to work directly with the nervous system to release stored trauma and support regulation without needing to retell painful stories. I am also in the process of training in Brainspotting, another powerful somatic approach that helps access and process experiences beyond what talk therapy can reach.

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Today, I continue to support clients in my private practice while also working as a full-time clinician at Fuller Hospital’s Partial Hospitalization Program.

With more than nine years of trauma-focused experience, I bring a blend of clinical training, somatic expertise, and lived experience to create a safe and compassionate space for healing.