• Children who are big feelers in small bodies—who may struggle to express emotions with words, but speak volumes through play, behavior, and quiet moments.

• Teens who feel like they’re drowning under pressure—school, family expectations, friendships, and identity all swirling at once.

• Young adults trying to find themselves in the in-between—between independence and uncertainty, belonging and burnout.

• Those who show up for everyone else but feel alone in their own struggles—who long to be heard without being fixed, and to feel safe being fully themselves.

• The ones learning to name their needs, hold boundaries, and build a rich interior life that promotes growth, hope, and healing.

M.S. in Counseling Psychology from Angelo State University
Licensed Professional Counselor- Associate

Specialized training in trauma-informed care, play therapy principles, and attachment-based interventions