As an emerging clinician, I believe that curiosity and empathy are the cornerstone of meaningful relationships—whether those relationships are with oneself or with others. The stories we tell ourselves, and those we learn from the people around us, profoundly influence how we engage with the world and navigate our place within it. I view the therapeutic relationship as inherently collaborative, where we work together to explore and reframe these stories while considering broader relational dynamics. Inspired by Jesus’ grace and empathy, I strive to create a space of deep understanding and compassion, where clients feel accepted and supported on their journey of healing and growth.

• MA, Indiana Wesleyan University, Marriage and Family Therapy, expected
  graduation December 2025
• BS, Johnson University, Psychology, Family Studies, and Bible & Theology