Experience
I’m a social worker and mental health counselor with a Master’s in Social Work from Tulane University. I work as a school-based clinician in Title I schools across Atlanta, where I support youth navigating complex trauma, poor academics, and behavioral challenges. I also counsel parents, educators, and adults in self-awareness, grief, conflict management, and relationship repair.
My passion for this work deepened through my own lived experiences with grief and loss. As a mother of two neurodivergent daughters, I’ve spent over a decade advocating for their unique learning needs. I successfully helped my eldest overcome reading delays linked to absent seizures and ADHD, and guided my youngest—diagnosed with 2e autism and speech processing challenges—toward remarkable growth in speech, executive functioning, and peer engagement.
I specialize in grief, trauma, and family healing, blending therapeutic approaches with lived empathy. My work is rooted in resilience, connection, and helping others rewrite their stories with hope.
