About Me

Holding a Doctorate in Psychology and over 20 years of experience, I am both a psychologist and a neurodivergent individual. This unique combination fuels my passion for helping adults on the autism spectrum and college students discover their strengths and face their challenges.

My approach is person-centered, emphasizing the individual's inherent capacity for understanding and growth. Through a strengths-based lens, I tailor each session to the unique needs and abilities of my clients, fostering self-awareness and resilience.

As a neurodivergent psychologist, I myself am a part of the neurodivergent community, which includes individuals with a variety of neurological variations such as autism. This personal experience allows me to bring a unique depth of understanding and empathy to my practice.