About me

Throughout my life, I’ve witnessed how words—whether spoken, withheld, or misunderstood—can profoundly shape relationships, emotions, and self-identity. This understanding sparked my passion for psychotherapy, where meaningful conversations become a vehicle for healing and growth. In the therapy room, I see words as tools that can rebuild trust, unlock buried emotions, and foster deeper connections.

With extensive experience counseling individuals and couples, I’ve had the opportunity to work with clients through a wide range of challenges, including relationship conflicts, communication breakdowns, infidelity, trauma, and life transitions. I help couples navigate the complexities of their partnerships, strengthening their emotional connection and fostering healthy communication. For individuals, I provide a supportive space to process personal struggles, explore their emotions, and work toward healing and growth.

Additionally, my work as a hospital chaplain deepened my ability to walk alongside people facing grief, loss, and existential challenges. These diverse experiences equip me to journey with clients through life’s uncertainties, offering compassionate support as they discover the power of their own voice and transform their relationships through intentional conversations.

Education & Certification

BA Political Science and Philosophy, University of Toronto

MDiv Tyndale Seminary

MS Marriage and Family Therapy, Fuller Theological Seminary

Board of Behavioral Sciences, California

Certified Prepare & Enrich Facilitator

Clinical Pastoral Education, UCLA Health