I am a deep and avid learner who has always been fascinated by people and why we act the way we do. This curiosity led me to complete my undergraduate degree in Behavioural Science where I focused my studies in developmental psychology, while also working and volunteering to support children and families within school, community, hospital, and hospice settings. I also spent two years working in a specialized preschool program where I supported autistic children with emotional regulation, communication, and daily living tasks. These experiences guide my therapy practice as I work with children and families to address the challenges they face.

Wanting to expand my capacity to support adults, I pursued a Master of Social Work specializing in adult mental health and addiction. Since then, I have supported adults and families navigating crisis, trauma, neurodivergence, and grief through roles with the Calgary Counselling Centre, the Distress Centre, Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse, and a long-term care facility. These experiences have been foundational in shaping my approach to therapy. Through learning practical tools and tapping into your body’s innate wisdom, we will work collaboratively to overcome the challenges that are getting in the way of the life you want to live.