About
My professional life began in high-performance corporate environments, where I spent more than two decades working under sustained pressure and responsibility. During that time, I earned an MBA from George Washington University and completed postgraduate work at Emory University. Those years gave me a firsthand understanding of what it means to function at a high level while quietly carrying the personal cost that often comes with it. My transition into clinical work was not a typical career change—it was a necessary shift toward meaning, balance, and long-term well-being. Over the past decade, I earned a second master’s degree and have provided psychotherapy in a psychiatric hospital, residential treatment programs, and private practice. My focus has been on helping people work through trauma, chronic stress, and identity concerns—especially when the lives they’ve built no longer feel sustainable or aligned.
