My passions for being physically active in nature, art history, world travel, preservation of Indigenous ceremony and land, animal rights, global relief efforts and sacred plant medicine have all been powerful forces along my path to becoming a psychotherapist, journeyer, artist, guide, teacher, and mother. A life long study of Native American spiritual traditions and personal soul journeying guide me on my path and in the creation of a sacred space for my clients. 

      My counseling orientation is influenced by the fields of Jungian and Existential Psychology. My therapeutic approach is client-centered and lead by the assumption that all people have the innate ability to heal themselves when they are able to access their mind-body's natural tendency to move toward balance, integration, and adaptation. While placing great emphasis on the therapeutic relationship and in the creation of a sacred space, my role is to guide clients in this process.

      Using both verbal and non-verbal methods, my intention is for clients to begin thinking, feeling, and relating in ways that enable them to reconnect with their authentic selves, regain wholeness, discover their life purpose, and actualize their full potential, while living joyfully in the world with others. I view each client as a unique individual and therapeutic techniques will always honor this connection. ​​​​