I have worked in the mental health field since 2014. I received my Master of Social Work at Utah Valley University. My experiences in this field have helped me to recognize the many unique challenges that individuals face at each stage of life. Through my work with children and families, I’ve been able to see the connectedness we all share with one another. I enjoy working with young children and their parents, as well as adults. When I work with clients, I seek to provide them a space in which they feel seen, heard, and cared for. 

I first began working with OCD and anxiety related disorders in 2018. These disorders often take something that is valuable to the individual and use it to hold them hostage; often little things turn into big threats. Something that used to feel easy can feel terrifying. These disorders are tricky and seek to take away your freedom. They convince you to trade in your life for a perceived sense of safety. The sad thing is that these disorders are never satisfied, they will keep asking for more and more of you. Likely if you are reading this, you have experienced or witnessed this in a loved one firsthand. My goal is to help you gain freedom from these disorders. I want to stop OCD and related disorders from making your decisions. Instead, my hope is for you to have the skills needed to take control of your life and engage in the activities that you value. Changing patterns and facing fears is never easy, but my hope is that regaining your freedom and life will make it worth it.