Parenting a child with unique needs can feel overwhelming. You’ve tried various strategies, talked with teachers, maybe even sought outside support, but your child still struggles. Whether it’s focus, behavior, mental health, or schoolwork, you’re left with more questions than solutions.
With six years of experience as a public school psychologist and working full-time in private practice, I bring both school-based insight and private practice expertise to every evaluation and support service. My passion lies in helping children and families feel understood, supported, and empowered.
You can expect an approach that is both compassionate and practical, with a focus on neurodiversity-affirming practices and the principles of positive psychology.
Beyond my work with families, I serve as co-chair of the California Association of School Psychologists’ Ad-Hoc Assessment Committee, where I advocate for best practices across the state.
Outside of work, I enjoy listening to podcasts, diving into murder mystery novels, and spending time with my family.
Brains, like flowers, are constantly growing, adapting, and showing their beauty in every stage. I believe children don’t need to be “fixed.” They deserve to be celebrated for who they are today, while being supported as they grow.
Just as we admire nature for its authenticity and transformation, we can admire our brains in the same way. With the right support, every child has the opportunity to flourish, to thrive, and to bloom.
