Academic training

I obtained my bachelor’s degree in social work from Stephen F. Austin State University in 2016. I then went on to obtain my master’s degree in social work from Texas State University in 2018.

Clinical experience

I worked in the Hospice setting as a medical social worker for over 4 years before deciding to expand my client population is 2022. I currently provide evidenced based psychotherapy to a wide variety of populations including adolescents and adult individuals of all ages. I specialize in treating clients who are experiencing symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD), Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) as well as a variety of personality and adjustment disorders. 

Cognitive Behavioral 

CBT can be very affective in helping clients challenge reoccurring or intrusive thoughts and better manage their anxiety. We’ll use CBT to recognize how your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors influence each other. We’ll then use that knowledge to change your thinking patterns, which will help you lead a less anxious and stressed life.

 FBT taps into the client's personal spiritual and/or religious beliefs and can significantly decrease anxiety, depression, hopelessness, grief, and relationship problems by helping to renew faith and inspiration.

Therapy for grief, or grief counseling as it is often called, is designed to help you process and cope with a loss — whether that loss is a friend, family member, pet, or other life circumstance. Grief affects everyone differently. It also affects people at different times. During the grieving process, you may experience sadness, anger, confusion, or even relief. It’s also common to feel regret, guilt, and show signs of depression.