I specialize in working with all types of trauma, and with anxiety and depression. I often work with people recovering from disordered eating/eating disorders, and can collaborate with their dietitian as they recover. I also work with neurodivergently minded people who are struggling with any of the above mentioned issues, and am able to adjust my approaches to make room for neurodivergence.

In my 9+ years of being a therapist I have worked as a Centerstone school therapist in Franklin and Coffee Counties for elementary and middle schoolers, and also worked at Centerstone's community mental health center in Tullahoma providing therapy to children, adolescents and adults. I then worked as a therapist for college students at Sewanee's University of the South, before I started my private practice. Prior to my time as a social worker, I served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Panama. My experiences in Panama helped me realize I wanted to be a social worker, and helped me embody the social work values, especially those of Social Justice, and Dignity and Worth of the Person.

Outside of therapy I enjoy spending time outdoors with my family, playing with my two cats, trying my hand at gardening, and traveling whenever I can.