I began my career in education in 2012, teaching in a Kindergarten to Grade 4 school. In 2019, I pursued a Master’s degree in Counselling Psychology, which led me into school counselling roles in both elementary and junior high settings. I have also worked as a Mental Health and Wellness Coach, supporting school divisions in implementing social-emotional learning initiatives within classrooms.
While my primary experience has been working with young children, my graduate training and additional therapeutic work have expanded my experience to include supporting youth and adults across a variety of settings.
I recognize that many people face circumstances beyond their control that can impact their well-being and prevent them from fully becoming who they want to be. My approach to counselling is grounded in creating a supportive and collaborative space where clients feel safe to explore, understand, and reflect on these challenges. Together, we work toward building insight, resilience, and meaningful change so clients can move toward a life that feels authentic and fulfilling to them.
Outside of counselling, I enjoy travelling with my husband, spending time running and snuggling with my dogs, playing the piano, and reading. You can often find me in the mountains snowboarding or camping and enjoying the outdoors.