Meet The Team at Colors of Austin

I consider it a deep honor to be able to connect, heal, and grow alongside the people I work with. This is a privilege that I never take lightly. I genuinely love the work I do because I understand the impact we can have on each other for the better.

I hold that change and healing are created through building healthy relationships and believing in our own self-worth. I have worked in mental health since 2008 with children, teens, families, and adults across outpatient, residential, and inpatient settings.

I want to offer a space where you can safely and unapologetically discover and learn who you are: where you feel safe to discuss and process the weight (and grief) of navigating, surviving and adapting through our world.  

My therapeutic approach is child-centered and collaborative, prioritizing the unique individuality and cultural background of each child and family.

I firmly believe that all people have intrinsic worth & value and use that in and outside of my work to build safe and trustworthy relationships with others.

If I had to put one word to describe my approach, it would be “adaptable.” I put the therapeutic relationship first. Connection before intervention.

I believe everyone deserves to take up space without fear, and therapy can be a powerful place to practice doing just that.

I see therapy as a collaborative and empowering space where your story is at the center and your voice leads, creating room to explore patterns, rewrite old narratives, and move toward greater freedom.

I work from a collaborative, strength-based approach; assisting & supporting clients with tools and strategies that focus on increasing happiness and well-being.

As a relationship therapist, I believe that our relationships are the crucible for our greatest transformations.

My work tends to be sensory-oriented, and I encourage my clients to consider how existing in their bodies feels or could feel in the future.

My path to therapy was shaped by years in legal, nonprofit, restorative justice, violence intervention, and community health settings, deepening my commitment to supporting people who feel outside traditional boxes.

I support clients to be curious instead of judgmental of their internal experiences. In partnering together, we can identify what really matters to you, using your values as a map so that you can show up as your authentic self.

My work centers on supporting individuals and couples through fertility, perinatal transitions, trauma, attachment, body image, and relationship challenges, with a warm, collaborative approach that honors culture, identity, and lived experience.

I strive to create a courageous space where we can make sense of your experiences through both personal and systemic lenses, release what was never yours to carry, and cultivate a gentler, more liberating relationship with yourself.