I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Clinical Supervisor working with individuals, couples, and families. I help clients cope with grief and loss, anxiety, depression, trauma, abuse, and identity development. My work is informed by social justice, holistic wellness, and the fundamental belief in each client's version of "health."
Although my primary professional identity is currently as a full-time therapist, I spent 12 years working as a full-time professor. In 2023, I left academia to become a full-time virtual therapist and digital nomad. While exploring the world with my dog, I continue to develop my own liberatory experience while working with clients to cultivate their own through virtual therapy. My current goal is to create womanist fiction aimed at assisting African American women to free themselves from life choices that don't serve their ultimate well-being.
I hold the fundamental belief that we are all intersectional, diverse beings and that to celebrate unconventionality in others I have to first celebrate the way that it shows up in myself. My determination to love the things in myself, that are uniquely me, and increases my ability to love what I may view as unconventional in others. This belief has shaped how I show up as a friend, family member, therapist, educator, and activist.
