Approach to Care

My approach to providing virtual integrated behavioral health care is grounded in a strengths-based, individualized, and trauma-informed philosophy that centers each person’s unique experiences and goals. I focus on identifying existing strengths and collaborating with patients as partners in their care, tailoring interventions to their readiness, cultural context, and overall health needs. I rely on evidence-based practices—such as CBT, motivational interviewing, and brief intervention models—delivered in ways that fit seamlessly into a virtual environment. Above all, I aim to create safety, trust, and transparency, ensuring that behavioral health support enhances medical care rather than existing apart from it. Through real-time communication, shared care plans, and a whole-person lens, I help ensure integrated virtual care is accessible, effective, and grounded in dignity and respect.

Education & Training

• Psy.D – Xavier University – 2002