About

I became a therapist because I know what it is like to not have a space to express what I was feeling. I recognize that in marginalized communities there is a stigma around therapy, and my hope, as a Black woman therapist, is to be a resource to those who feel they do not have an outlet. Through my own experiences, I have seen beauty in community, therapy, and giving people a safe space and a voice. I became a therapist to help others live a happy and fulfilling life, while managing the grievances of life.

I work with young people, adults, and couples from all backgrounds and walks of life. I am passionate about working with young adults struggling with life transitions, adolescents healing from trauma, and working through transitions, survivors of intimate partner violence, and individuals and couples struggling with love and relationships. Although these are my passions, my therapeutic space is open to all.

I aim to provide a safe space for individuals who are struggling to cope with life’s challenges. Using a person-centered approach, I believe that everyone carries what they need to bring forth their greatest self, and I am here to aid in the process. I have a warm and gentle approach to therapy. I am honest and like to encourage reflective thinking to help with the practice of self-reflection. Most importantly, I move at your pace- this space is yours!