I am deeply committed to counseling because of its profound impact on my life. I feel genuine empathy and compassion for those facing challenges, and building trust with clients creates a safe space for them to share their stories. I feel honored to support others in their journey toward healing and growth.
I graduated from Northeastern State University with a bachelor’s in Elementary Education and taught for five years before dedicating a decade to raising my children. Later, I fulfilled my lifelong aspiration to become a counselor by returning to NSU, where I earned a Master of Science in Counseling and Psychology with a focus on Clinical Mental Health.
I was married to my late husband, Eric, for 16 years, and we have five children together. Faith is a cornerstone of our family. Lately, we’ve grown to love traveling, treasuring the opportunity to create lasting memories and share new experiences together.