As a counselor, I believe that everyone needs support, and that support can increase or decrease throughout our lives. Everyone experiences challenges at different points in their life and may require extra support to get back on track. My focus is on helping clients determine places where they feel stuck or struggling and help them work toward insight, healing, and growth.

My passion is grief work, especially sibling loss. Surviving siblings are often referred to as the forgotten mourners, which is not true. No one needs to walk through the journey alone. Grief brings so many emotions to the surface. Let’s face and work through those emotions together.

I received my master’s degree in human service counseling with a concentration in grief counseling from Regent University in Virginia. I received a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Fitchburg State University in Massachusetts.

I support individuals with anxiety, depression, grief/bereavement, life adjustments, caretaker fatigue, and chronic illness.