I work with people who are navigating difficult seasons, important decisions, relationship challenges, leadership pressure, or life transitions. Many people who schedule time with me are looking for a place to talk honestly, think clearly, and figure out what to do next. 

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My role is to create a calm, confidential environment where individuals can slow down, gain perspective, and move forward with confidence and clarity.

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Background​

 

I am an ordained minister and pastoral counselor, currently completing graduate work in pastoral counseling at Oral Roberts University, a Board-Certified Christian Counselor with the National Association of Christian Counselors, and a member of the American Association of Christian Counselors. Over the years, I have worked with individuals, couples, and leaders in both ministry and professional environments, guiding them through life's challenges. 

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My work involves guided conversations centered on relationships, leadership, responsibility, decision-making, and simply making sense of a difficult season in life. 

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How I Work

 

Sessions are conversational and practical rather than clinical and formal. Many people need a place where they can work through challenges and difficult times and gain perspective.

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The goal is not to just talk about problems, but to gain clarity, understand what is really happening, and move forward with confidence.

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Whom I Work Best With​

 

I work best with people who are thoughtful, reflective, and trying to make sense of complicated situations. Many of the people I meet with are navigating leadership responsibility, relationship challenges, burnout, career decisions, ministry or leadership pressure, or major life struggles.

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Some people come for a short season to work through a specific situation, and others come periodically when they are facing important decisions.

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Most people are more capable than they think. Often, what people need is not someone to tell them what to do but someone who will help them think through the situation, ask the right questions, and walk with them through difficult seasons.

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