I am a Texas native, born and raised, and proud to still call this place home. I am also a single mother, a lifelong learner, and someone who deeply believes that healing is possible, even after seasons that feel impossibly dark.
Like many people, my life story includes both love and hardship. I grew up in a caring home, and alongside that, I witnessed the impact of addiction and emotional strain. As an adult, I walked through seasons marked by anxiety, deep depression, panic, loss, and trauma. There were times when simply getting through the day felt overwhelming.
What changed my life was not a single moment, but a commitment to my mental health and a willingness to seek professional support. Through therapy, guidance from trained clinicians, and consistent inner work, I slowly found steadiness again. I learned practical tools, challenged the way I spoke to myself, and rebuilt a sense of peace that once felt out of reach.
One of the most meaningful shifts for me came from learning to recognize and reframe my internal dialogue. I once wrote down every painful belief I held about myself. Looking back, that list is hard to read. But it also reminds me how much growth is possible when mental health becomes a priority and support is allowed.
Today, I am grounded, reflective, and deeply respectful of the process it takes to heal. My approach is shaped by evidence-based frameworks, including cognitive behavioral perspectives, while always honoring the uniqueness of each person’s experience. I believe that awareness, compassion, and intentional thought patterns can make a meaningful difference in how we navigate life’s challenges.
Faith is also an important part of my life. It informs my values and my sense of purpose, but it is never used to minimize pain or replace professional care. I believe faith and mental health can coexist in a way that is supportive, respectful, and safe.
I am a proud Cy-Fair Bobcat, and I still smile at the level of school spirit that comes with that identity. Even more meaningful is watching my children now walk those same halls. Community, roots, and continuity matter to me.
This website exists because I know what it feels like to search for clarity, reassurance, and understanding. My hope is to offer thoughtful mental health education, grounded reflection, and supportive resources that help people feel less alone and more empowered to seek the care they deserve.
You don’t have to have everything figured out to move forward. Sometimes, the most important step is simply learning that another way is possible.
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