About
If you’re here, you’re ready for something to change. You’re tired of repeating the same painful patterns and carrying the weight of anxiety, loneliness, or grief. Even in your closest relationships, you find yourself stuck in the same arguments and feeling like your needs still aren’t met. It’s exhausting, and you know something needs to shift.
Together, we’ll look at what’s really happening beneath the surface—sorting through the places you feel stuck and understanding what drives your reactions. From there, we can build a steadier, more connected way of moving through your life and relationships.
As an evidence-based trauma therapist, I support individuals and couples as they explore the impact of trauma, family history, and addiction. Together, we work to transform old wounds into a foundation for renewal and growth, building practical tools that support lasting healing.
I work from a Christian worldview, which is beautifully complemented by the approach I use, and I’m glad to incorporate Scripture and prayer into our sessions if that is meaningful to you.
It can feel daunting to seek help, particularly in Christian communities where mental health is often misunderstood. Bring your concerns and questions to our first consultation. Text or email for a free 15 min call today. I look forward to speaking with you!
I also offer premarital counseling and support couples in building their foundation for marriage with understanding and practical tools that last beyond our time together.
MA Counseling Psychology
IFS level 1 trained
EMDR trained
TF-CBT trained
Prepare & Enrich Facilitator
Published Author of You’re Not Alone
Associate with Andrea Conner Marriage and Family Therapy Corp
Why I Became a Professional Christian Therapist
I’ve always been drawn to understanding human emotions, relationships, and resilience. Growing up, I noticed that a faith-informed therapy space—a place where people could feel safe knowing their spiritual beliefs were honored in the healing process—was missing for me and those around me. Witnessing this gap inspired me to create an environment where individuals could explore their challenges while staying grounded in their faith and values.
Being a therapist is a meaningful calling—one that allows me to offer comfort, encouragement, and participate in the God's healing work (2 Corinthians 1:3–4), partnering with Him as He restores hearts and renews lives.
