I’m an Associate Professional Counselor (pending) at Thrive Life Counseling Center in Alpharetta, Georgia, providing therapy for adolescents and adults throughout North Atlanta.
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I work with clients navigating anxiety, trauma, identity concerns, emotional overwhelm, relationship patterns, self-esteem, and major life transitions. My approach is trauma-informed, depth-oriented, experiential, existential, humanistic, transpersonal, and multicultural, with a particular focus on Jungian psychology and depth psychotherapy.
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I hold an M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and a B.S. in Psychology with a specialization in Cognitive Neuroscience. My path to psychotherapy has also been shaped by a background in creativity, education, and human development. Before entering the counseling field, I worked in the creative, entertainment, and marketing industries as a graphic designer, illustrator, photographer, videographer, editor, writer, and media professional.
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After earning my B.S. in Psychology, I worked as an English and Arts teacher and department head with adolescents experiencing a range of social-emotional and learning needs, including anxiety, ADHD, trauma, behavioral challenges, and dyslexia. That experience taught me the profound impact of genuine connection, creativity, and being truly understood. It ultimately led me toward psychotherapy and a deeper commitment to helping people build meaningful and authentic lives.
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My clinical and professional interests are deeply rooted in Jungian psychology, depth psychology, and psychoanalytic thought. I am particularly interested in the unconscious and the ways dreams, symbolism, archetypal patterns, relationships, and recurring themes can illuminate aspects of ourselves that may exist outside conscious awareness. My areas of interest include Jungian therapy, dream work, shadow work, identity development, personal transformation, and exploring the deeper meaning behind life transitions.
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I am also training in Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP), psychedelic preparation, and psychedelic integration work at Thrive Life Counseling Center. I plan to pursue advanced training toward becoming a Jungian Analyst through the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP).
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I also serve as Vice President of the Carl Jung Society of Atlanta, a community dedicated to exploring Jungian psychology and the deeper dimensions of the human psyche. Through lectures, workshops, and educational programming, the Society brings together clinicians, scholars, creatives, and curious minds to explore dreams, the unconscious, symbolism, personal growth, and psychological transformation.