My path to becoming a therapist began while volunteering with hospice and working on the New Mexico Crisis and Access Line—experiences that showed me how deeply we all need compassion and connection during difficult times. I went on to earn my Master’s in Clinical Social Work from New Mexico Highlands University and have since worked with women on probation and parole, as well as people experiencing homelessness.

As a member of the LGBTQIA+ community and a strong advocate for social justice, I care deeply about creating a safe, affirming space where you can bring your whole self. I believe the daily stress of oppression and marginalization can leave lasting wounds—and that therapy offers a place to heal, find understanding, and reconnect with your strength and sense of self.