I help clients navigate some of the most overwhelming parts of life—whether that’s parenting a struggling child, healing from religious trauma, working through relationship disconnection, or trying to make sense of your identity in the midst of it all.

As a therapist, I bring a warm, collaborative, and grounded approach. I believe that healing starts with feeling safe and seen—and that meaningful change comes from curiosity, not judgment.

I’m not just trained in this work—I’ve lived parts of it too. I’ve walked through my own journey of faith deconstruction, know what it’s like to fear for the life of your child, and understand how lonely and disorienting it can be to carry those stories without support.

I hold a Master’s in Pastoral Studies from Azusa Pacific University and a Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy from Hope International University. I'm currently pursuing my doctorate in Marriage and Family Therapy at Hope, where my research explores the stages of faith deconstruction and reconstruction.

I especially enjoy working with parents of teens, individuals in faith transitions, and couples who are open to healing—even if they’re unsure what that looks like yet. My work is rooted in attachment theory, parts work, EFT, and narrative therapy, always adapted to fit your unique needs.

You don’t have to have it all figured out to start.

Schedule a free 15-minute consultation to see if working together might be the right next step.