Working at the intersection of trauma psychology and high-stress professions, this licensed clinical psychologist (Psy.D.) focuses on the assessment and treatment of individuals affected by post-traumatic stress, anxiety, depression, grief, and abuse. Her practice spans individual and group therapy, psychological evaluation, and trauma-informed care, with significant emphasis on first responders, military personnel, veterans, and their families. She is actively involved in crisis response, providing on-scene and follow-up psychological support for critical incidents, including mass casualty events, line-of-duty deaths, and natural disasters.

Her work also includes training and education, particularly in law enforcement and public safety settings, where she provides instruction on crisis intervention, de-escalation strategies, behavioral response, and psychological resilience. In addition, she has taught graduate-level coursework related to psychology, counseling, and criminal behavior. Her expertise incorporates principles of neuroscience, trauma psychology, and human factors, which she has applied in legal and forensic contexts involving trauma, cognition, decision-making, memory, and behavioral responses under stress.

She holds a Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) in Applied Clinical Psychology, a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology with an emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy, and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics with specialization in Quantitative Analysis and a minor in Political Science. Her educational background supports a multidisciplinary approach to psychological assessment, treatment, research, and forensic evaluation.