Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

Helping you come back into a more honest relationship with yourself.

No pressure to get it perfect. Take what resonates. Leave the rest.

Living and Working More Congruently

Founder of Congruent Soul and Co-Founder of MFT GROW

My work is rooted in one core idea: learning how to live more congruently. Not perfectly aligned, but honestly connected to yourself in real life.

My career began in intensive outpatient drug and alcohol recovery, where I first learned how deeply people can heal when they are met with honesty, safety, and compassion. From there, I moved into working with neurodivergent adults, which is where I began to understand my own neurospicy identity.

Eventually, I stepped into my dream job supporting high-functioning women navigating emotional exhaustion, overthinking, and people-pleasing patterns. During this time, I also served as Clinical Director at an award-winning group practice.

On the outside, everything looked fine. On the inside, I was burning out.

Stepping down from that role became a turning point. Congruent Soul began as a space for therapeutic insights and resources for fellow overthinkers and recovering people-pleasers. It eventually evolved into Congruent Soul Therapy, my private practice, where I continue this work through therapy while also sharing tools and reflections from lived experience.

Alongside my clinical work, Somewhat Congruent emerged as a separate space for writing, art, and personal expression, giving my creative voice a place to exist outside of the therapy room.

Later, I co-created MFT GROW, a professional development initiative supporting emerging therapists in building grounded, sustainable careers.

My work is rooted in deep respect for the complexity of being human, especially in a world that often rewards disconnection from self and others.

Licensed Marriage and family therapist in front of rainbow bookshelf

Who I Work With

The humans who find me are often overthinkers, perfectionists, burnt-out helpers, deep feelers, high-achievers who can’t rest, and adults in the messy middle of holding it all together.

Many are LGBTQIA+ folks, ADHD and neurodivergent minds, “fixers,” caretakers, and sensitive souls with tired nervous systems.

Most are highly self-aware, yet still stuck in patterns of overthinking, over-responsibility, burnout, and self-abandonment—functioning on the outside while struggling internally.

If you’ve ever felt like everyone else got the manual for life that you missed… you’ll feel understood here.

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

What Therapy Feels Like With Me

Expect real talk, gentle sarcasm, and honest reflection.

We explore patterns as they show up in real time, not just intellectually.

This work includes:

  • noticing how anxiety shows up in the body

  • understanding overthinking as protection, not flaw

  • exploring people-pleasing and boundary patterns

  • reconnecting with needs that have been pushed aside

  • working with relational patterns as they actually happen

This is not about fixing you.

It’s about helping you reconnect with yourself in a way that feels usable in real life.

There will be space for messiness, humor, tears, clarity, and the moments where things finally start to make sense.

Schedule a Free Vibe Check

Credentials & Clinical Approach

M.A. Marriage & Family Therapy – Seton Hill University
B.A. Art Therapy – Seton Hill University
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (PA, GA)
Florida Telehealth Registered

As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Pennsylvania and Georgia, I work from a relational, systems-based lens.

In simpler terms: we look at how your patterns were formed, how they show up in your relationships today, and how they impact your ability to feel grounded, present, and connected to yourself.

Many clients I work with already have a strong awareness of their patterns. What’s often missing is the ability to slow down enough to experience something different in real time, not just understand it intellectually.

In therapy, we may explore:

  • How anxiety shows up in the body and nervous system
    How overthinking can replace emotional experience
    How people-pleasing patterns formed and continue
    How did you learned to disconnect from your own needs
    How relational patterns repeat even when you understand them

This is not just talk therapy. It’s a process of noticing, experiencing, and gently shifting patterns as they happen.

Why I Do This Work

I’m a neurospicy overthinker and recovering people-pleaser myself, which means I understand how loud the mind can get, how easy it is to over-function, and how hard it can be to slow down enough to hear yourself.

My work lives at the intersection of psychology, nervous system awareness, and whole-person healing.

That’s where real transformation actually happens.

Here’s a little more about the work I offer and the spaces I’ve created.

A woman with blonde hair, glasses, and a black tank top sitting cross-legged on a colorful fluffy rug, petting a tabby cat. She is smiling and looking at the cat, with a bookshelf full of colorful books in the background.

A Quick Vibe Check

(AKA: Me as a Human)

  • Cat mom (Clancy & Cleo)

  • Lover of cozy lighting (overhead lighting is the devils work)

  • Fluent in sarcasm + chaotic humor

  • Nerd at heart (Star Wars, Star Trek, etc.)

  • A little “woo,” a little science, super experiential

  • Will absolutely get excited about your niche interests

Therapy works best when you actually like the person you’re talking to.

Underneath it all, I’m the human who helps you organize your internal chaos without judgment. (nothing is “TMI”…say the unhinged thing!)


I believe therapy needs to feel human. If this feels like your vibe, we’ll probably get along really well.

Ready to feel aligned?

Let’s slow things down enough for you to hear yourself.

Schedule a free 15-minute Vibe Check and see if working together feels like a match.