As the owner and founder of Connect Counseling Center and Works Counseling Center, I’m passionate about developing new clinicians into confident, ethical, and authentic therapists. I specialize in OCD, anxiety disorders, eating disorders, and therapist identity work.

My Supervision Style

I’m all about real talk, real growth, and a little laughter along the way. I bring structure, accountability, and a dash of sass to supervision, blending clinical mastery with deep self-exploration. I lean heavily on evidence-based practice and love helping therapists find their voice.

Expect me to:

• Push you toward clinical confidence with warmth and honesty
• Guide you through challenging ethical moments and boundary-setting
• Encourage you to find your flow and power as a therapist
• Keep things transparent, direct, and a little bit fun

If you’re looking for someone who will support you, challenge you, and genuinely invest in your growth—I’m here for it.

I bring over a decade of experience in mental health care and specialize in trauma, working with children through a variety of different therapies, women’s issues, neurodivergent-informed therapy, and life transitions. I work through a deeply relational lens and believe supervision should feel safe, inspiring, and empowering. I hold certifications in trauma, supervision, various play modalities, and am a registered play therapist.

My Supervision Style

I value curiosity, compassion, and connection. In our work together, we’ll explore not just what you do as a clinician, but who you are as one. I’m here to create space for your questions, fears, triumphs, and professional identity to unfold.

Expect me to:

• Invite you to reflect on your strengths and values as a therapist
• Explore how systems and identity impact your clinical work
• Help you deepen your relational skills and trauma-informed practice
• Support your growth with intentional guidance and collaborative curiosity

I am a neurodivergent, bilingual and bicultural Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who is passionate about the mind-body connection and believes in creating a safe, authentic space for clients to explore what healing looks like to them, where their choices are honored and they are their greatest teacher.

My Supervision Style

I work from an evidence-based, systemic, trauma-informed perspective. She incorporates elements of Somatic Therapy, Compassion-Focused Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Ecotherapy, and Mindfulness. All of her mindfulness background means that you might hear her talk about things like nervous system regulation, (self) compassion, gentle movement, grounding, awareness, boundaries, and radical acceptance. I also believe in meeting clients where they’re at and going at their pace, in a way that feels comfortable and accessible to them. My goal is to hold space for people to show up exactly as they are with curiosity, gentleness, and radical authenticity, so that they can build a connection that allows individuals to feel safe to be and talk about anything they want to talk about, even those subjects that might be “taboo” or frowned upon to bring up at family dinner!