My story is the reason I do this work. I’ve been the woman trying to hold everything

together — the single mother juggling school, work, life, and survival. I’ve faced housing

instability, financial barriers, career changes, and moments where I had to start over from

scratch. I know what it feels like to pour into everyone else and still struggle to find the

support you deserve.

That’s why I turned my pain into purpose.

Today, I serve as a Mental Health Social Worker and MARCH Navigator, supporting youth

and families as they navigate crisis, trauma, mental health challenges, and major life

transitions. I walk with young people and parents who feel overwhelmed, misunderstood,

or alone — because I’ve lived through similar battles myself.

I hold an Associate Degree in Social Work and an Associate of Science in Funeral Services, a

path that deepened my understanding of healing, transition, grief, and human connection.

I’m also continuing my Social Work education so I can expand my impact in the

communities I serve.

My work centers on emotional healing, mindset transformation, and helping people reconnect with the version of themselves they thought they lost. I create a safe space for honesty, self-reflection, accountability, and real growth — without judgment, without

pressure, and without pretending life is perfect.

I believe healing is a journey, not a performance.

I believe your story matters — even the parts you don’t talk about.

And I believe there is always a way forward, even when you can’t see it yet.

If you’re ready to heal, reset, and rise, I’m here to walk beside you — one step at a time.