Passionate. Creative. Calm.
These are the words that my loved ones use most to describe me.

My experience in the field of mental health started at the University of Guelph where I volunteered as a Peer Counsellor for the Student Support Network while completing my Bachelor degree. I worked as an autism support assistant and as a wellness education facilitator during the years.

I completed my Master of Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University. This included an 8 month intensive practicum at The Power of You, Sandy Joy Registered Psychotherapist. During this internship, I trained in working with clients through trauma and betrayal trauma.

As a BIPOC therapist, I endeavor to integrate topics of oppressions, marginalization, patriarchy, racism and more into therapy as the client sees fit.

Secondly, I aspire to provide therapy for those who give so much of themselves to others. Helpers, frontline workers, and therapist are special populations which I hope to support and provide psychoeducation to on topics of compassion fatigue and burnout.