Educators need a place to be...

Whether you are a teacher, principal, district official, or paraprofessional, working in schools can bring a high level of toxic stress. Many educators feel stuck in a system they cannot easily navigate or feel unable to make the impact they originally envisioned. I understand the consistance demands from administration, parents, curriculum requirements, standardized testing, and challenging student behavior often leave professionals feeling overwhelmed, burnt out, and demoralized.

Unfortunately, an educators own well-being is rarely made the priority. In therapy, your needs come first. With over 25 years of experience working within school systems, I deeply understand your unique challenges. If you need a safe space to process, reflect, and heal from the mental health strains of the job—or a place to decide how to move forward and get unstuck—I would be honored to support you.

Black and white photo of a female teacher sitting at a desk with a laptop, illuminated by natural light coming through two windows behind her, with a whiteboard mounted on the wall to the right.