I see my work as a partnership with Jesus Christ—joining Him in the care of souls and the restoration of what has been broken. It is a deep privilege to listen to the stories entrusted to me, to hold space for both pain and beauty, and to bear witness to the ongoing redemption God is writing in each person’s life. Through narrative-focused storywork and the lens of interpersonal neurobiology (IPNB), we explore how being ensouled, embodied, and enstoried takes shape in the realities of our lives.
I serve as a story + soul companion and guide—offering presence, curiosity, and insight—while trusting that Christ alone is the true Healer and Redeemer. My role is to help people notice how the wounds of their past continue to shape their present, invite them to cultivate awareness of how God is inviting wholeness, freedom, and peace, and grow and attend to their relational needs.
Every counseling journey unfolds differently. I’m here to help you with yours.
Some seasons require gentle exploration and lament; others call for direct guidance and courageous honesty. Healing often involves identifying distorted beliefs about self, God, and others, naming the emotions and memories that have long gone unattended, discovering where shame told a false tale, and learning to rest in the safety of God’s love. Through it all, I aim to walk with humility and grace, always pointing to the hope and wholeness found in Christ.
Through narrative-focused storywork and the lens of interpersonal neurobiology (IPNB), we explore how being ensouled, embodied, and enstoried takes shape in the realities of our lives. Storywork helps us trace the narratives—spoken and unspoken—that have shaped our identity. IPNB helps us understand how our bodies and brains register pain, disruption, and disconnection, and how safety, attunement, and compassion foster integration. Together, these approaches honor the way God created us: whole beings whose soul, body, and story are deeply intertwined. This mirrors the redemptive work of Christ, who brings coherence where there was chaos, wholeness where there was fragmentation, and peace where there was fear.
We are a people who long for healing, but it must be said that healing might be unreachable on this side of glory. That’s not to say it won’t come or that we don’t move toward it, but the true and lasting healing we long for will only materialize when Jesus returns us to the new garden. As we wait for that day, it might be better for us to set our sights on wholeness—presence, peace, and union with Christ. Healing is not a single moment but a continual process of being conformed to the image of Christ.
Counseling can be both beautiful and demanding. It may bring seasons of clarity and relief, or moments that invite deep courage and faith. Whether you are tending to long-held wounds, learning new patterns of connection, or seeking renewal in your walk with God, the aim is always restoration. Christ’s love steadies us, His truth renews our minds, and His grace leads us into lasting transformation—toward a more wholehearted way of living and loving.
Christ-Centered, Clinically Informed Care
God designed us as whole beings—body, mind, and soul—each intricately connected. Because of this, my work is clinically informed while remaining firmly anchored in the hope and authority of Scripture. I am certified or have training in the following:
- Confessional Communities Training Program (in progress, 2025-26)
- Narrative-Focused Trauma Care (NFTC-I, 2024-25)
- Level 2 Certified Christian Trauma Care Provider (CCTCP-II, 2024)
- Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI, 2024)—an attachment-based, trauma-informed approach designed for vulnerable children
- Association of Biblical Counselors (Level I, 2021)
- Certified Enneagram Coach (2019)
On a personal note, I have been married for 24 years and am a mother to three young adults. Marriage and parenting have been among the most sanctifying and joy-filled gifts the Lord has given me.