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Ever since I was a kid, I’ve been drawn to helping people grow. My goal is to help each person I work with connect to and actualize their full, innate potential through developing self-awareness, building effective systems, cultivating an empowered mindset, and taking action.

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My  career has spanned the intersection of education and mental health including: teacher, case manager, behavior counselor, educational therapist, and well-being coach. Each one has given me a different insights and perspective on the human quest for growth, success, and belonging. 

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I am especially drawn to service-driven people with “different brains” due to my own experiences with late-diagnosed ADHD. I can relate to the experience of chaos, confusion, shame, hopelessness, and feeling like everything’s harder than it needs to be.  I know how hard it can be to ask for help and to do the work (and still do the work). I promise that it’s worth it.

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My friends and loved ones describe me as intuitive, curious, passionate, and kind. Outside of work, I find joy spending time with my wife and cats, being in nature, biking, working out, tending to my succulent and cactus garden, going to concerts, and playing board games.