I began my study of psychology as an undergraduate at Northwestern University. When I started my doctoral studies at the University of Oregon, I had an aspiration of being a psychology professor. Now, I am excited to offer emotional wellness and health classes to community organizations.
For the past decade, I have conducted and published psychological research related to cultural diversity. I have served on various local and national committees focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). I am happy to offer diversity training and consultation on DEI issues using a trauma-informed lens.
I started my own healing journey from trauma in graduate school. Having walked through this transformative journey, I carry immense hope and compassion for those recovering from trauma and PTSD. My two-year residency specifically focused on PTSD. Previously, I have worked with children and adults with trauma in a variety of contexts. My approach to healing integrates evidence-based psychological principles with spiritual practices.
Learn more about my unique approach here.
2018-2020
Oregon Health & Science University
School of Medicine
Clinical Instructor of Psychiatry
VA Portland Health Care System
Mental Illness Research, Education, and Clinical Center
Psychology Resident
2017-2018
Minneapolis VA Health Care System
Generalist Track [Accredited by the American Psychological Association (APA)]
Psychology Intern
Education
2011-2018
University of Oregon
Clinical Psychology Program (Accredited by the APA and the Psychological Clinical Science Accreditation System)
Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology
Master of Science in Psychology
2007-2011
Northwestern University
Bachelor of Science in Education and Social Policy
Concentration in Human Development and Psychological Services
