Growing up between Wisconsin and New Mexico, I was surrounded by an artistic community that instilled a deep love for creativity, nature, and travel. My first career began in entertainment—appearing in national commercials, print campaigns, international music videos, network television shows, and feature films. After I earned a B.A. in Communications and English from the University of Wisconsin, I maintained my entertainment pursuits and lived between NYC and Los Angeles. I became more involved in humanitarian work, traveling as part of the documentary series American Caravan (2013), serving as an American cultural diplomat exploring human rights and activism in the Middle East during the height of the Arab Spring.

While still I value my creative career, my journey into motherhood helped me realize my deeper passion was connecting with people in more personal, transformative ways. I pursued a M.A. in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University in Los Angeles and today, I combine my love of storytelling, psychology, and humanitarian values in my work as a psychological consultant.

Now, as a divorced single mother, my experience continues to deepen my empathy and understanding of the complexities of family life. I live bicoastally between Los Angeles and the East Coast, which allows me to stay connected to the communities and landscapes that shaped me. I’ve finally found the love and life I’ve always longed for and know how to help others through my own life lessons, survival and curated education I’ve established along the way.

In my practice, I provide consultation to individuals, couples, and families. My approach is rooted in compassion, curiosity, and a belief in the resilience of the human spirit. I see this work as a collaborative process where you and I work together to help you create the life, career and relationships you want and are worthy of having, no matter where you are.