I’m a neurodivergent and bilingual Black woman from Upstate New York who has turned lived experience into a life’s mission: to show up for the communities that reflect not only who I am, but what I’ve overcome. I founded Welkin Wellness to support individuals, couples, and families as they move through life’s more complicated chapters—with care that is grounded, compassionate, and culturally responsive.

As a licensed psychotherapist, I specialize in family conflict, uncoupling, anxiety disorders, complex trauma, personality disorders, and the overwhelming demands of modern parenthood. My approach blends clinical expertise with cultural humility, and it’s always rooted in the belief that healing isn’t one-size-fits-all.

Over the past decade, I’ve worked across both private practice and community-based settings. I’ve led parenting classes, facilitated group and recreational therapy, supervised court-involved family visitations, and provided psychotherapy to incarcerated young adults. I’m especially passionate about supporting people impacted by systemic oppression and those navigating layered, evolving identities.

Currently, I’m a PhD candidate in International Psychology, where my research explores how developmental trauma reverberates across cultures and generations. My clinical work is guided by both academic rigor and hard-earned wisdom—and at its core is a commitment to helping people heal in ways that are meaningful, sustainable, and truly transformative.