The human experience is a very complex journey, and everyones is so unique and different. I have always held dear to my heart the journeys that people have shared with me in wanting to value, hold, encourage, and walk alongside others in support through what they are experiencing. It is an honor. 

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The work that I find myself gravitating towards with individuals is expressive arts while working from an attachment and person-centered lens. Art can be a powerful tool to express oneself, especially when one cannot find the words to express what they are going through. Many of my experiences have been with younger children and adolescence. I find much delight in their views of the world, their wanting to learn and explore, and growing through play. 

 

I am grateful to be working at Adagio House. It has shown to be a place of warmth, kindness, community and acceptance in everyone. In 2018 I graduated from EMU with my Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. I love going for walks and hikes, cooking, making art, playing board games and loving on my mischievous (but loveable) cat, Dexter!