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My approach is rooted in authenticity and compassion. I believe that collaboration, connection, and understanding are the cornerstones of effective therapy. True healing begins with a deep understanding of who we are and how our past shapes our present. I am committed to creating an environment where vulnerability is met with empathy and respect. Drawing on evidence-based practices tailored to your unique needs, our sessions are designed to be both meaningful and transformative. This collaborative process is focused on building resilience and lasting change.

As a Behavioral Health Counselor at Eating Recovery Center (ERC), I support clients with eating disorder recovery by working with them individually on deescalation techniques and overseeing their daily schedules. I collaborate with a multidisciplinary team of clinicians, psychiatrists, dietitians, and nurses to deliver holistic and evidence-based care.

I joined the lab of Dr. Sarah Hill at TCU as a research assistant in August 2019 and supported graduate students in ongoing research projects concerning evolutionary topics. My primary studies aimed at understanding the inflammatory stress response in women taking hormonal contraceptives, and how this response impacts eating behaviors, drinking alcohol, and mood. The qualitative data gathering and analytical skills I gleaned from this work awakened me to the powerful ways that psychological lines of inquiry can be empirically addressed. I was drawn to Dr. Hill’s lab for her application of psychology to understanding social justice issues. Other lines of inquiry pursued by the lab included investigating patterns of food intake among individuals who grew up in low socioeconomic status. Beyond this, the broad academic environment of the TCU Psychology Department has opened my mind to the possibilities within the field and has buttressed my critical thinking skills while filling me with a strong desire for further study and professional experiences.

Worked directly with a Clinical Mental Health Counselor participating in individual and group counseling, client assessments, individual treatment planning, Family Week programming, charting of sessions, daily workshops, and experiential activities.