Every story holds a sacred significance, intricately woven with the threads of culture, heritage, and personal history. As an Asian-American therapist, I understand the importance of representation in therapy and strive to bring this perspective to my practice. Life's journey is full of inevitable ups and downs, and my commitment is to explore and honor these unique aspects of your story, recognizing their profound impact on the present moment. My therapeutic approach is centered on meeting you where you are in your journey. I employ a person-centered and trauma-informed framework, ensuring that our work together is guided by empathy, understanding, and respect. My goal is to create a safe and supportive space where vulnerability, authenticity, and compassion are not only welcomed but celebrated as essential components of our journey together. I have experience working with a diverse range of clients, from children as young as five to adults. My academic background includes a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and a Master's in Counseling, both from Regis University. This foundation equips me to support you through various challenges, whether you're navigating cultural identity, managing life transitions, or healing from trauma.If you're ready to embrace your story and embark on a transformative journey toward healing and growth, I invite you to reach out. Let's work together to create a path that honors your unique narrative and supports your well-being.

I am a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist candidate with specialized training in art therapy, play therapy, trauma recovery, addiction counseling, and crisis evaluation. As an active-duty military spouse, I’ve had the opportunity to travel extensively, which has given me valuable experience working with people from diverse cultures and backgrounds. I provide compassionate care to individuals, couples, and families at all stages of life. My commitment is to create a safe, respectful, and supportive space where clients can process challenges, build resilience, and experience meaningful healing.

I strongly admire all that social work represents, from relationship building and self-determination to skill strengthening and empowerment, as well as cultivating agency and self-advocacy among individuals and communities, and highlighting the importance of putting systems theory into practice. I apply this concept and consider the biological, psychological, and social-environmental influences on clients and the community. I also recognize and apply the framework of intersectionality as it relates to my clients. Emphasizing a trauma-informed, anti-oppressive, and anti-racist lens while engaging in therapy. I graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Social Work from Colorado Mesa University in 2019. I then graduated from Colorado State University with a master's degree in social work in 2021. I am currently working towards obtaining my Doctorate in social work from Capella University. During my down time, I enjoy spending quality time with my family. listening to podcasts, reading books, cooking delicious foods, shopping, and staying active

Feeling safe with others is probably the most critical aspect of mental health; safe connections are fundamental to meaningful and satisfying lives.†- Bessel Van Der Kolk.  I believe that we all deserve relationships that we feel emotionally safety within. Relationships where we can get in touch with our emotions and feel truly felt by another person. I believe in the power of sharing our stories and being seen and "feeling with" another human being can be an incredibly healing experience. I have a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and a Master's in Social Work(SWC). As a therapist, I strive to provide others with outside insight, helpful information, and empathy to help you normalize your struggles. I bring good listening skills, and a little gentle humor to each session. My practice is rooted in attachment theory and pulls on IFS and Narrative work.  I am happy to work with clients who have a variety of challenges including- relationships, trauma, anxiety, depression, ADHD, and LGBTQ support!"Recovery can only take place within the context of relationships; it cannot occur within isolation." -Judith Herman

We all need support—someone to listen to us with an open and nonjudgmental mind, someone to help us reorganize our thoughts when we are confused, undecided, or overwhelmed, and someone to cheer us on when we struggle without pushing us faster than we are ready to go. My goal is to provide you with the comfort necessary for introspection and healing and to search with you for any tools that may enrich your journey of self-discovery and fulfillment. As difficult as it is to take that first step into a counselor's office, I believe that seeking help when in need is the greatest act of love we can gift ourselves, as well as the clearest sign of strength and maturity. So, although the day we first meet will mark the beginning of our journey, it will not be the beginning of yours: you are already well on your way! I look forward to walking alongside you, wherever your path may lead.