As a clinical social worker, I’ve learned that using my lived experience of chronic illness and anxiety can better help me serve clients in my field. I’ve found that curating a brave and safe space to navigate those emotions is the most important way to reach my clients.

I founded Mend the Page Therapy because I believe that even when life feels like a story that has gone off-script, we all have the power to edit and reclaim our own narrative. My journey into this work was fueled by a desire to help others slow down and stay present as they navigate their own paths toward healing—whether that involves anxiety, a difficult life decision, chronic illness, or a new health diagnosis.

To aid in your journey, I operate from a trauma-informed and LGBTQIA+ affirming lens. What this means is that anyone who comes into a session with me is accepted and welcomed. I also don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. Instead, I view our work together as a collaborative process where we look at the intricate “pages” of your life with compassion and curiosity. My goal is to help you find the tools to move forward with a sense of agency, ensuring that you remain the primary author of your own healing and growth.