Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Couples [Integrative Behavioral Couple Therapy (ICBT)], Couples [The Gottman Method], Interpersonal Psychotherapy, Motivational Interviewing, Relational, Solution-focused, Strengths-based
I am a licensed psychologist in the state of Texas with over seven years of clinical experience. I've worked with children, adolescents, adults, veterans, older adults, college students, couples, and parents. I entered psychology due to a passion for seeing people gain a deeper understanding of and empathy for themselves and those they love. I’d love the chance to partner with you in moving your relationships towards flourishing. Whether it’s your relationship with yourself or a significant other, friend, child, or parent, I’m here to help.
I believe that all individuals exist within the context of their most important relationships. So no matter what concern might bring people to therapy, exploring one’s thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and experiences in relationships will be critical to growth and thriving. I use evidence-based therapies to help you take a breath, learn to listen (to yourself and others), identify what you most value and why, and take steps to align your life and behavior with those values. While therapy can be intimidating, uncomfortable, and uncertain at times, I look forward to accompanying you in the process.
PsyD - Clinical Psychology, Baylor University
she/her
To help others deepen and nurture their relationships, whether with themselves, with family, or with friends.
Exploring the outdoors, crafts (cross-stitching, sewing), training my dog, and playing video games with my spouse
Daily walks, discuss my passions and interests with my spouse and close friends, listen to music.
So many! I re-read books for comfort and pleasure.
San Antonio Food Bank, supports local families in meeting their basic needs and finding ways back to financial wellbeing.
Long walks and hikes with my family, reading a good book.
My dog's name is Pepper. She is a border collie mix and loves to run FAST. But my first dog was a cocker spaniel named Eve, and even though she was blind, she got around wonderfully with her incredible sense of smell. One Thanksgiving, she even found my mother-in-law's canned ham under one of the beds and had nearly gotten the lid chewed open before we found her!
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