Born in Montana, I spent parts of my childhood in the midwest before coming back and putting down roots in the Gallatin Valley, where I now live and practice.

After attending Montana State University, I earned a M.Div. with a specialization in Intercultural Studies, followed by a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology from The Seattle School.

I hold a PCLC license in Montana and work as a therapist in both outpatient private practice and as an inpatient therapist at Bozeman Health Hospital. I work with a broad spectrum of patients and mental health issues.

I am an active member of several professional organizations, namely, the Center for Object Relations in Seattle. I believe that growth as a clinician is a lifelong process, and I am committed to ongoing professional development.