I provide a safe and warm environment where children can open up and share thoughts feelings and wishes about their life and talk about struggles. Not only do I help children feel validated, heard, supported and encouraged to reach goals and face problems, but I also help them identify feelings and learn coping strategies to feel better.

The relationship you have with your child is among the most important. I provide parental support throughout the counseling process while helping with school adjustment and life transitions. I also foster healthy boundaries between parent and child while strengthening relationships your relationship. Parental support and involvement is crucial in the therapeutic process.

It can be hard to know what children are feeling – this is where I come in! In my play room, children choose how they want to spend their time – with toys or objects of distraction, and that’s because play to children (and adults, actually), is a way for them to express how they feel. I can show you how to interpret those feelings, too. From dress up clothes, sand tray, swords, and a play kitchen, to puzzles, darts and drawing, we spend our 40-45 minutes imagining, processing and playing as a way for them to process through what is happening in their lives. Your child will feel at home at my space.

More About Me

I believe our life is altered from childhood from our own experience, impressions, and perceived successes and failures. In our sessions, I’ll offer suggestions on how to help your child reach new goals. I will help them feel like they’ve succeeded!

While I engage in Child-Centered Play Therapy with many of my kiddos, and am a true believer in its process, I am more directive when your child needs it. Getting you, the parent involved is very important in my work with your child.

I’m a mom of two young children, so spending my day on the floor playing with children is part of my regular day. I love playing with children because I get to see them transform, connect, grow and evolve right before my eyes. The time children spend playing is hard, ground-breaking work for them, and I feel lucky being able to do it alongside them.