I earned my doctoral degree at Texas A&M University with a focus on clinical child and adolescent psychology. During my doctoral training, I received specialized training at a pediatric center for eating disorders where I provided therapy for children and adolescents across all levels of care (inpatient to outpatient). In February of 2023, I completed training to conduct Family-Based Treatment (FBT) with adolescents diagnosed with Anorexia Nervosa provided by Drs. James Lock and Daniel Le Grange.

Throughout my career and training, I have provided interventions for children, adolescents, and young adults. Given my extensive background in education as well as working in community mental health and hospital settings, I have served children and families from diverse settings; therefore, I am able to assist individuals and families presenting with a wide range of concerns. In addition to my therapy training, I have extensive experience in conducting comprehensive psychological evaluations for children, adolescents, and young adults.

Children (7+) to adults

Clinical child and adolescent psychology; neurodiversity; School Psychology