My Story
My path to becoming an art therapist wasn’t linear—it was shaped by change, uncertainty, and a deep search for meaning.
For over a decade, I worked as an elementary and music teacher. I loved the creativity, the connection, and the opportunity to support young people as they learned and grew. But over time, and after experiencing burnout, I found myself asking deeper questions about purpose, identity, and what it means to live a life that feels aligned and authentic. Making the decision to leave that career and begin again was not easy—it required turning my life upside down in many ways. But it also opened the door to something more meaningful.
That journey is what led me to art therapy.
I understand how difficult it can be to make changes, to face uncertainty, or to begin again. I also believe that within those moments lies the possibility for transformation.
If you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or disconnected, you don’t have to navigate it alone. This is a space where you can explore, create, and begin to find your way forward—at your own pace.

