I commend anyone willing to take the time to care for themselves by engaging in therapy. It takes strength to be willing to make changes and therapy is a great place to learn more about oneself and what changes can be made to live a more fulfilling life. I look forward to supporting you on your journey.
My career journey has been enriching and transformative. My path toward becoming a therapist began with a calling as a volunteer in a nursing home wanting to serve others, which led me to missionary work in an orphanage in Mexico, then to private practice.
Seeking a degree that would allow me to serve in many different settings, I pursued a bachelors in social work. While studying for my undergrad I worked at an elementary school to support children and families. From there I went to Catholic Charities helping families receiving public assistance. These real-world experiences deepened my empathy and understanding of the diverse needs of those I would later serve as a therapist.
While providing drug and alcohol counseling for youth and their families, I completed my masters in social work at the University of Denver.
Helping clients find purpose and healing is what I strive to do with each client. Clients can learn new coping skills, new insight into their situation, and overcome obstacles to true joy. Contact me if you are struggling with stress, depression, anxiety, grief/loss, life transitions, career issues,
and/or postpartum depression. I offer a free 15-minute consult to help you determine if my approach and services are a good fit for you.
Outside of my professional life as a therapist, I keep busy with spending time with my husband of 11 years and our three children ages from 3 years to 12 years old.
I love the beauty of God’s creation here in Colorado and traveling throughout the United States. Hiking, praying and being with my family and friends rejuvenates my spirit.
I also enjoy writing, reading, Bible studies, and dancing.
