As I begin my counseling journey, I believe deeply in the importance of building meaningful connections and relationships. My desire to work in the mental health field is shaped by both personal loss and my experiences of the redemptive work of Jesus in my life. I have witnessed firsthand the profound impact that undiagnosed and untreated mental health concerns can have on individuals, families, and entire communities. With my studies in clinical training using evidence-based treatment protocols, these experiences have shaped my commitment to creating a space rooted in grace, empathy, and Christ-centered compassion, where clients feel deeply seen, accepted, and supported as they pursue healing, restoration, and growth.

• MA, Indiana Wesleyan University, Clinical Mental Health Counseling, expected graduation date: August 2026
• BS, Purdue University, Human Services

• Sand Tray Therapy