I have always been fascinated by what motivates people: what we avoid, what we pursue, and how that shapes our lives. Like many people in the helping professions, pain and suffering in my own life led me to seek deeper experiences and paths to healing.

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​I hold a Masters in Clinical Counseling (Wheaton College, 2007) and Doctorate in Counseling (Regent University, 2016). I have worked in multiple settings including an inpatient hospital for eating disorders, community-based family therapy, and outpatient psychotherapy. I started my private practice in Pittsburgh in 2012. Together with my husband, Steve, a psychiatrist, and our kids we are delighted to join the Greenville community and continue supporting mental health.​