The Power of the Methods
Reduce Stress & Anxiety
Hypnosis helps calm the nervous system, promote relaxation, and reframe anxious thoughts.
Improves Focus, Concentration, and Performance
It can enhance mental clarity, motivation, and performance in work, academics, or sports.
Release Trauma and Emotional Blocks
By accessing subconscious memories, hypnosis allows unresolved emotions to surface and be processed safely.
Boost Confidence & Self-Esteem
Hypnosis can reprogram limiting beliefs that affect self-worth or performance.
Supports Behavior Change
It helps address habits such as smoking, overeating, or procrastination by shifting subconscious drivers.
Manages Pain
Clinical hypnosis has been proven effective for chronic pain, migraines, and even medical or dental procedures.
Supports Healing & Reduces Tension Related Symptoms
The mind-body connection can aid recovery from illness, injury, or surgery
Improve Coping Skills
It helps people manage grief, loss, or life transitions with greater resilience
Facilitate Self-Discovery & Growth
Hypnosis can uncover the roots of behavioral patterns, empowering individuals to create lasting change.
About Me
Not Your Average Therapist
Before stepping into my work as a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Clinical & Transpersonal Hypnotherapist, I spent nearly a decade serving my community as a firefighter and paramedic. Those years on the front lines taught me profound lessons about courage, resilience, and the invisible weight so many people carry—especially those whose lives are shaped by service. That experience didn’t just change me; it became the foundation of my calling.
As a retired firefighter–paramedic turned therapist, I remain deeply connected to the communities I once stood beside. I understand the identity shifts, cumulative stress, and unspoken grief that can accompany a life of service—because I lived it. Today, I bring that lived understanding into my work with first responders, military members, veterans, and their spouses, offering culturally competent, trauma-informed care that honors both strength and vulnerability as a part of the work that I do.
While I hold deep respect and understanding for the first responder and military communities, I genuinely enjoy working with people of all backgrounds, identities, and life journeys. I believe every individual carries a unique story, and it is an honor to walk alongside clients from diverse paths as they explore healing, growth, and self-discovery.
I hold an undergraduate degree and a master’s degree in mental health and clinical counseling, and I’ve completed advanced training in psychedelic-assisted therapy through Numinus. In addition, I have over 500 hours of interpersonal and transpersonal clinical hypnosis training through the Institute of Interpersonal Hypnotherapy. Combined with more than 5,000 hours of professional training and clinical experience, my approach integrates evidence-based practice with depth-oriented, progressive modalities.
My work goes beyond symptom management and nervous system regulation. Drawing from neuro-somatic therapy, hypnosis, and expanded-state therapies, I help clients engage in deeper inner work—releasing long-held patterns, reconnecting with their authentic self, and moving toward genuine liberation and meaning. I am passionate about easing the suffering people often carry alone and creating a space where healing feels safe, grounded, and deeply human.
This work is personal for me. It is a way of giving back to the community that shaped who I am—and walking alongside others as they reclaim themselves, not just after trauma, but beyond it. Hypnosis has played a profound role in my own healing journey, offering clarity, release, and a deeper connection to myself. Experiencing its impact firsthand strengthened my commitment to this work and deepened my belief in what’s possible when the mind is met with openness, safety, and skilled guidance.
I see clients in person in Loveland, Colorado, and I’m also available for online sessions, offering the same depth of support to anyone who prefers or requires a virtual setting.
Thank you for honoring me with your journey and for the opportunity to walk alongside you in this work.