My goal is to serve and help others, assist them in improving and healing, and better the community.I am an EAGALA certified equine specialist knowledgeable in equine behavior as well as facilitation, cooperation, and communication in an equine assisted psychotherapy session. Collaboration with my team allows me to also utilize my bachelors degree in psychology that I recently obtained from West Texas A&M University. Experience working with my LPC partner and various clients gives me hands-on involvement in counseling concepts and processes, mental and physical disabilities, and equine behavior/management.In my job, I enjoy getting to see the power that counseling and horses have to assist people in healing and growing as individuals and in groups. As a professional, I am ready to put my knowledge, skills, and passions all together to benefit a business with a shared goal of serving others and creating a better future.My next steps are to apply for a graduate social work program and get even deeper into the human service field, so I can continue to improve my abilities and increase my influence to better help others.