I’m a licensed psychologist who is originally from Omaha, NE and resides in Houston, TX. I earned my doctoral degree in Counseling Psychology from the APA-accredited program at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln where I developed expertise in Black mental health and group therapy. I am a therapist, consultant and public speaker.

I also identify as a Black woman who is a wife, mother, Delta, social justice advocate, and introvert. Authenticity is a top value for me. Relationships that allow me to express my thoughts, behave congruently, connect through vulnerability, makes room for confusion, uncertainty, and mixed emotions, I like that. I aspire towards flexibility. The sort of flexibility that’s akin to imperfection. A humanness that’s tolerable of mistakes, embraces rest, adjusts expectations to meet ever changing needs, and sets boundaries as a form of loving myself and others. Helping people embrace their wholeness is important to me. 

I place great value on relationships, including therapeutic ones with clients. Using my skills and presence to support the development of trust, cultivate safety, and create room for meaningful reflection. Let’s be curious together, ask all the questions, be selfish in our focus on you, and dig into your experience...ohh that excites me! It’s important to me that people feel freedom to be all of who they are with me. Your identities matter. Your feelings matter. Your story matters!