Money’s about nervous system responses, family patterns, and all the ways we try to feel safe, worthy, and in control. And the way we move toward financial healing isn’t by “buckling down” or simply “stopping the spending.”

True healing is relational, non-linear, and highly visual.

My work blends art therapy, trauma-informed care, and practical financial tools to help clients untangle money shame and start building a more honest, empowering relationship with their finances.

Before I became a therapist, I spent nearly a decade behind the scenes of small businesses — managing HR, bookkeeping, and operations. I saw how money stress lived in people’s bodies and shaped their choices. So I went back to school for Clinical Mental Health Counseling & Art Therapy, determined to bridge that gap.