You deserve a therapist who understands your brain from more than one perspective.

As a Licensed Associate Counselor, late-diagnosed ADHD adult, and parent of autistic children, I bring both professional training and lived experience to my work. My goal isn't to "fix" who you are—it's to help you understand your brain, reduce overwhelm, and build a life that works for you.

I view brains as beautifully varied, not broken. I work from the belief that ADHD, autism, OCD, sensory differences, and other forms of neurodivergence are natural expressions of human diversity, not deficits to be “fixed.” I understand firsthand the layers of overwhelm, responsibility, and identity that can come with these experiences.

My counseling style is grounded in compassion, honesty, and realness. I integrate evidence-based practices with a down-to-earth, human approach—because therapy should feel supportive, not intimidating.

My educational background includes advanced degrees in Sociology and Clinical Mental Health Counseling. I have spent over a decade in Arkansas, working in various community mental health and school settings as a case manager, behavioral health paraprofessional, and counselor. Currently, I work full-time as a mental health counselor at a local university. When I am not counseling, I like to spend time with my family, our animals, strength training, and listening to rock music!