I practice primarily from an Emotionally-Focused and Psychodynamic perspective, which means I take great care to attend to the ways that relationships with family, friends, and partners may impact mental health in other unexpected ways. My goal as a therapist is to support students as they process difficult experiences and empower them to live their lives with authenticity and in alignment with their goals and values. I am committed to addressing the ways that underrepresented culture and experiences can impact mental health and strive to help students feel comfortable expressing their identities in therapy.

Education

Doctoral Student, Counseling Psychology - University of Iowa
M.A., Clinical Mental Health Counseling - University of Iowa
B.S., Psychology – Texas A&M University

Professional Affiliations

American Psychological Association (APA)
Student Affiliates of Division 17 (Society of Counseling Psychology)

Clinical and Outreach Competencies

BIPOC mental health
Body Image Disturbance/Concerns
Depression
Gender Identity
Identity Exploration
Life Transitions
Relationship Issues
Self-Esteem
Social skills