Couples & Relationship-Focused Therapy

Relationships can be one of our greatest sources of joy, but they can also lead to our deepest hurt. Even with love present, communication can falter, trust can wane, and recurring patterns may leave you feeling disconnected from those who matter most. 

I specialize exclusively in relationship therapy, focusing on couples, individuals, and relationship systems. My goal is to strengthen communication, rebuild trust, deepen intimacy, establish healthier boundaries, and help you understand how past experiences shape your connections with others. 

I believe meaningful change occurs when individuals feel emotionally safe enough to be honest with themselves and each other. My approach to couples therapy is warm, collaborative, and intentional, creating a space to slow down, make sense of the patterns that keep you stuck, and build healthier, more secure ways of relating. Together, we will create an environment where you feel supported, compassionately challenged, and empowered to nurture more fulfilling connections. 

As a Black, queer woman, I recognize that our connections are influenced not only by personal experiences but also by our culture, family, identity, and the systems we navigate every day. I strive to provide LGBTQ+ affirmative care, ensuring you don’t have to minimize, explain, or defend who you are. Your experiences will be met with curiosity, respect, and care, and our collaboration will honor your values, lived experiences, and goals. 

My journey to becoming a therapist began with a Bachelor of Science in Human Resource & Workforce Development from the University of Arkansas, followed by a Master of Marriage and Family Therapy from Abilene Christian University. I am currently completing a Ph.D. in Marriage and Family Therapy at the University of Louisiana Monroe, enhancing my clinical expertise and commitment to providing thoughtful, evidence-based care.

Relationships can be one of our greatest sources of joy, but they can also lead to our deepest hurt. Even with love present, communication can falter, trust can wane, and recurring patterns may leave you feeling disconnected from those who matter most. 

I specialize exclusively in relationship therapy, focusing on couples, individuals, and relationship systems. My goal is to strengthen communication, rebuild trust, deepen intimacy, establish healthier boundaries, and help you understand how past experiences shape your connections with others. 

I believe meaningful change occurs when individuals feel emotionally safe enough to be honest with themselves and each other. My approach to couples therapy is warm, collaborative, and intentional, creating a space to slow down, make sense of the patterns that keep you stuck, and build healthier, more secure ways of relating. Together, we will create an environment where you feel supported, compassionately challenged, and empowered to nurture more fulfilling connections. 

As a Black, queer woman, I recognize that our connections are influenced not only by personal experiences but also by our culture, family, identity, and the systems we navigate every day. I strive to provide LGBTQ+ affirmative care, ensuring you don’t have to minimize, explain, or defend who you are. Your experiences will be met with curiosity, respect, and care, and our collaboration will honor your values, lived experiences, and goals. 

My journey to becoming a therapist began with a Bachelor of Science in Human Resource & Workforce Development from the University of Arkansas, followed by a Master of Marriage and Family Therapy from Abilene Christian University. I am currently completing a Ph.D. in Marriage and Family Therapy at the University of Louisiana Monroe, enhancing my clinical expertise and commitment to providing thoughtful, evidence-based care.

Relationships can be one of our greatest sources of joy, but they can also lead to our deepest hurt. Even with love present, communication can falter, trust can wane, and recurring patterns may leave you feeling disconnected from those who matter most. 

I specialize exclusively in relationship therapy, focusing on couples, individuals, and relationship systems. My goal is to strengthen communication, rebuild trust, deepen intimacy, establish healthier boundaries, and help you understand how past experiences shape your connections with others. 

I believe meaningful change occurs when individuals feel emotionally safe enough to be honest with themselves and each other. My approach to couples therapy is warm, collaborative, and intentional, creating a space to slow down, make sense of the patterns that keep you stuck, and build healthier, more secure ways of relating. Together, we will create an environment where you feel supported, compassionately challenged, and empowered to nurture more fulfilling connections. 

As a Black, queer woman, I recognize that our connections are influenced not only by personal experiences but also by our culture, family, identity, and the systems we navigate every day. I strive to provide LGBTQ+ affirmative care, ensuring you don’t have to minimize, explain, or defend who you are. Your experiences will be met with curiosity, respect, and care, and our collaboration will honor your values, lived experiences, and goals. 

My journey to becoming a therapist began with a Bachelor of Science in Human Resource & Workforce Development from the University of Arkansas, followed by a Master of Marriage and Family Therapy from Abilene Christian University. I am currently completing a Ph.D. in Marriage and Family Therapy at the University of Louisiana Monroe, enhancing my clinical expertise and commitment to providing thoughtful, evidence-based care.