About

I am a chaplain and trained spiritual care provider, called to walk with others through seasons of trauma, grief, transition, and healing. My own journey—shaped by early trauma and the ongoing work of emotional and spiritual restoration—has deepened my empathy and grounded me in presence-centered care. I know what it feels like to be unseen, and I carry that awareness gently into every encounter, honoring each person’s story as sacred.

For over two years now, I’ve served in hospital chaplaincy, supporting patients, families, and staff in moments of profound vulnerability. I’ve witnessed the quiet holiness of suffering and the resilience of the human spirit. These experiences have strengthened my commitment to creating spaces of safety, dignity, and spiritual support.

I also hold deep compassion for those who have experienced church and relationship trauma—those who were once embraced by faith communities or family, and now feel cast out or forgotten. Many are searching, grieving, or questioning whether a loving God still sees them.

Guided by the theology of Imago Dei—that every person is made in the image of God—I seek to offer care that reflects belovedness, not judgment. My calling is not only to walk with others through pain, but to help them reclaim their sacred worth and discover that healing is possible. 

Imagine a church, a community, where leadership embraces self-awareness, heals broken group dynamics, and champions inclusivity. That kind of transformation isn’t automatic—it takes commitment, courage, and a willingness to disrupt the status quo. But the hard truth? Change isn’t always welcome. People often resist shifting direction because comfort is easier than uncertainty.

Yet, Jesus' teachings call us to something bigger—radical inclusion, not exclusion. True pastoral care isn't confined to a building; it's lived out in the spaces where people feel seen, heard, and valued. If we’re serious about building bigger tables where everyone is welcome, then leadership has to be ready to take that step forward.

Change starts with those who dare to lead differently. Are you ready?

 I trained in spiritual direction at 

Perkins School of Theology. 

I invite you to explore the transformative journey of spiritual direction. Whether you're seeking clarity, connection, or a deeper understanding of your spiritual path, this process offers a welcoming space for reflection and growth.

Spiritual direction is a practice that invites you to explore your inner world and connect with your spiritual self in meaningful ways. It’s about creating a supportive environment where you can voice your thoughts, explore your beliefs, and nurture your soul’s journey.

If you’re curious and would like to learn more about how spiritual direction can enrich your life, I’d be delighted to have a conversation with you. Together, we can explore how this practice may resonate with your personal journey and spiritual aspirations.

Feel free to reach out at your convenience. I look forward to embarking on this journey with you.