I am a licensed psychotherapist and breast cancer survivor who understands how deeply cancer can affect your identity, relationships, faith, and the life you are trying to rebuild.

For more than 25 years, I have supported individuals and families through illness, caregiving, survivorship, grief, and loss. I have walked alongside loved ones of cancer patients as they faced fear, uncertainty, healing, and heartbreaking goodbyes. After years of helping others navigate those experiences, I found myself walking the path of cancer too.

During my own cancer journey, I carried the responsibilities of motherhood, continued working, and remained a source of healing and support for others while physically and emotionally exhausted from treatment. I was doing everything I could to survive, but beneath the surface, cancer was also affecting my sense of self. I was confronting changes in my body, energy, roles, confidence, and the identity I had built before cancer entered my life.

While my medical team focused on treating my body, I longed for a space that could also hold the emotional and spiritual weight of everything I was carrying. My faith became my anchor. It reminded me that healing involves more than the body. It also requires tending to the heart, renewing the mind, and allowing God to meet us in the places where we feel afraid, weary, or uncertain.

That is why I created this space.

My heart is to offer the compassionate, faith-centered support I needed during my own journey. I want you to feel seen and supported through the parts of cancer that are often difficult to explain, including the fear, grief, exhaustion, changes in identity, and uncertainty about who you are becoming.