I am a licensed professional counselor in the state of Georgia and a board-certified counselor through the National Board of Certified Counselors. During my years of experience I have worked in a number of settings including inpatient, community mental health, corrections, and private practice. I possess educational, professional and lived experience within the mental health field and I believe that my experiences increase my ability to be empathic while providing a uniquely tailored approach to each client.

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I identify as a Black woman of color. I am trained in providing services through a multicultural lens and I am skilled and able to work with women of different ethnic, cultural, religious backgrounds. I pride myself in using a uniquely tailored therapeutic approach with each client that I serve to ensure that my clients have meaningful experiences throughout their therapeutic journey. With over 7 years of professional experience coupled with my lived experience, I have a unique approach to providing counseling services that leans heavily on strengths-based techniques as I believe that we have the innate ability to change our perspectives, thus, changing how we view or receive different life stressors. 

Professionally, I identify as a Humanistic Therapist while taking an eclectic approach when tailoring treatment for each one of my clients. Other therapeutic modalities I use in my practice include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Person-Centered Therapy, Dialectal Behavioral Therapy (informed), and a strengths-based approach overall. Finding the right therapist is a core component of treatment success and it is my opinion that you will greatly benefit from working with a therapist who specializes in your presenting concerns. While I am confident in my ability to provide a positive experience for any client that I encounter, I purposely decided to focus my education, research, and practice on individuals who identify with one or multiple minority groups.