The heart behind the practice.

I became a psychologist because I believe people deserve to be deeply seen and understood. Across more than a decade of clinical experience — in community mental health, therapeutic day-school and residential settings, and private practice — that conviction has only grown.

My approach is warm, collaborative, and grounded in evidence-based practices. I integrate cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic, and trauma-informed perspectives, with attention to each client's developmental, cultural, and relational context.

My practice is virtual-first, with clients across Virginia and participating PSYPACT states. As a Black psychologist, my work is informed by a deep appreciation for the ways culture, identity, family systems, and lived experiences shape emotional wellbeing. I am particularly passionate about increasing access to thoughtful, culturally responsive care for Black women and communities of color, while providing an inclusive and supportive space for clients of diverse backgrounds and identities.