Supervised by Robin Britt, LPC-S
I specialize in working with children, teens, and individuals with special needs—especially those on the autism spectrum—helping them build emotional regulation, confidence, and practical skills for everyday life.
I create a safe, structured, and supportive environment where clients feel accepted and understood. My work includes helping children develop coping tools in a way that is engaging and developmentally appropriate, supporting teens as they navigate social challenges and identity, and guiding families through the complexities that can come with a diagnosis. In addition to my work with neurodiverse clients, I support women navigating anxiety, depression, and major life transitions—such as changes in relationships, motherhood, career, identity, or faith. Therapy provides a compassionate, nonjudgmental space to understand what’s beneath the surface, develop healthier coping strategies, and move toward greater stability, clarity, and purpose.
My approach is both relational and practical. I meet each client where they are, while also helping them build skills they can use outside of sessions—whether that’s emotional regulation, communication, or navigating day-to-day challenges more effectively.
