
I help people understand their brain so they can spend more of their energy living their life instead of constantly trying to manage it.
Everyone's ADHD journey looks different.
Some people are searching for answers. Others have recently been diagnosed and aren't sure what comes next. Some know they have ADHD and are ready to create lasting change.
No matter where you're starting, you don't have to figure it all out today. Simply begin where you are, and we'll help you discover your next step.

I'm an ADHD therapist, educator, creative thinker, and mom to two energetic boys—and ADHD is part of all of our stories.
I understand ADHD from multiple perspectives:
Those experiences have taught me something important.
ADHD isn't simply about attention. It's about understanding how your brain works so you can stop spending so much energy trying to manage yourself and start building a life that fits you.
I believe ADHD support should meet people where they are—not where someone else thinks they "should" be. Whether you're just beginning to wonder if ADHD is part of your story, adjusting to a new diagnosis, or looking for practical support to create lasting change, my goal is to help you take the next step with clarity and confidence.
Together, we'll identify your unique patterns, understand what's happening beneath the surface, and develop strategies that work with your brain—not against it.
My goal isn't to help you become someone different.
It's to help you better understand yourself, spend less energy managing life, and more energy living it.

If you’d like to stay connected, I invite you to join my email list where I share upcoming offerings, new insights, and updates when spots begin to open.

Personalized support to apply what you’re learning directly to your life. Together, we’ll develop strategies and plans tailored specifically to you, helping create lasting change.
Helpful Note: Counseling sessions can be billed to your insurance.

If you haven’t been diagnosed yet, we’ll start by screening for ADHD to help you gain clarity. Then, you’ll learn the basics of ADHD—how it impacts your brain, behavior, and daily life.