After witnessing how emotional and spiritual wounds ripple through individuals, families, and entire communities, I felt compelled to respond. What began as a deep concern for those carrying unseen pain has grown into a body of work devoted to healing at the intersection of truth, dignity, and human experience.

As an educator, practitioner, and doctoral researcher, my passion lies in creating spaces where healing can unfold with wisdom, compassion, and care. Through trauma-informed resources and creative experiences, I support individuals and communities in rebuilding identity, restoring trust, and cultivating environments that are safe, grounded, and life-giving.

My work is shaped by a faith-rooted understanding of restoration: one that honors the whole person and believes healing emerges where truth and grace are held together. Whether through education, creative engagement, or community partnerships, my hope is to offer pathways toward renewal that are accessible, humane, and deeply respectful of each person’s story.

Healing is sacred work. Together, we can foster communities where presence, integrity, and love create space for lasting restoration.