As an intern at Restoring Connections Counseling, I am dedicated to helping clients and couples navigate a range of challenges they may face. I have a particular interest in supporting teens and adolescents, as well as individuals who would describe themselves as “always on the go”, facing anxiety, and those struggling with work-life balance and academic stress.

Through my education and training, I am continually developing in well-researched modalities such as Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), the Gottman Method, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). In addition, I bring a trauma informed lens to all of my work and a sincere approach to each person’s needs. I would describe myself as solution oriented, but hold compassionate space for those looking to process on a deeper level.

My academic foundation is in psychology and humanities, which has helped me develop a multicultural, deep understanding of human behavior, communication, and the value of supportive relationships — something I bring into both my client care and clinical work. I graduated from the University of Wisconsin Madison with a B.S. In Psychology and Health and the Humanities.

Alongside this role, as the Client Care Coordinators here at Restoring Connections Counseling, I am here to ensure that every client’s experience is smooth, supportive, and personalized. As your first point of contact, I assist in navigating scheduling needs, new patient intakes, and answer any questions you may have about your care. As a team, we are committed to fostering a welcoming and caring environment for all our clients, making sure your needs are met every step of the way.

Personally, I am in the process of completing my masters degree in marriage and family therapy. My academic foundation is in psychology and the humanities, and both degrees have helped me develop a deep understanding of human behavior, communication, and the value of supportive relationships.