Long before I had the language for somatics, I knew I wanted to work with the body. Even as a trauma therapist, I found myself wondering why people could understand their stories and still feel stuck. I knew healing had to involve more than insight alone.

The same was true for me.

Years of therapy changed my life, but some of my deepest transformation didn't happen until I began working with my body. I discovered that healing wasn't just about understanding myself—it was about experiencing myself differently. When I found somatic work, it felt less like discovering something new and more like coming home.

Today, I bring together my experience as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Somatic Therapist, and Emotional Release Bodywork Practitioner to support people in reconnecting with themselves through body-centered healing.

One belief guides everything I do: I can only meet others where I've been willing to meet myself. That's why I'm deeply committed to my own continued learning and personal growth. This work isn't just what I do—it's how I choose to live.

Before becoming a therapist, I served in the United States Air Force. That experience continues to shape who I am and has given me a special place in my heart for veterans navigating trauma, moral injury, and the lasting impact of service.

It is a true honor to walk alongside people as they reconnect with themselves through the wisdom of the body.