Why I Do This Work

It took hitting a point of emotional, mental, and spiritual exhaustion for me to see that something had to change.

And in that collapse — in the place where my own strength ran out —

God met me with clarity, conviction, and truth I had been too overwhelmed to see.

He didn’t just comfort me.

He rebuilt me.

Through that restoration, I learned:

what trauma bonds actually feel like

why emotional patterns repeat

how the nervous system shapes reactions

how identity gets lost in unhealthy dynamics

and how boundaries, clarity, and faith work together to create peace

My healing wasn’t self-made.

It was grace-made.

And because of that, I show up for my clients with a level of compassion, grounding, and presence that doesn’t come from training alone — it comes from experience and divine restoration. That restoration guides the way I show up in every session. I don’t sugarcoat my faith; when God speaks into a situation, I share it — with honesty, compassion, and discernment.

I didn’t step into this work because I always knew how to navigate emotional storms.

I stepped into it because I lived through seasons I didn’t yet have the language for.

There was a time when I looked strong on the outside—

but inside, I was:

overthinking

minimizing my needs

carrying emotional responsibility that wasn’t mine

repeating patterns I couldn’t break

and slowly losing myself

I prayed.

I tried harder.

I forgave, endured, and pushed through.

But I wasn’t healing.

I was surviving.