I was born in 1972 to parents who were both performers and musicians. My early life was spent traveling with my family to various parts of the country while they performed at different venues. I never knew my grandparents or any extended family members because they all passed away before I was old enough to remember them.

As a young adult, I started working as a performer myself in local theater productions and eventually landed a role in a major touring company after completing college. This led me to meet people from all walks of life who were also passionate about their craft, which greatly influenced my perspective on the world. The experiences gained during this time allowed me to develop valuable skills such as public speaking and stage presence.

My journey took another turn when I decided to switch careers entirely by becoming a therapist after completing graduate school. This experience has been rewarding in many ways, allowing me not only to help others but also explore my own personal growth and understanding of human nature. Despite facing challenges along the way, I remain committed to this path as it continues to enrich my life each day.

Throughout my journey thus far, one thing that stands out is how incredibly resilient people can be despite adversity. Witnessing individuals overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles has taught me patience, compassion and perseverance - qualities that have greatly contributed to my own personal growth over the years.

My approach when working with clients involves creating a safe space where they feel comfortable sharing their struggles without fear of judgment or criticism. It's crucial for building trust which is