Born and raised in Connecticut and shaped by my Jamaican roots, I have always been drawn to creativity, community, and connection. Although my early path began in the arts, I found myself consistently working in roles that supported and uplifted others. That journey ultimately led me to pursue social work in 2015.

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I began my career as a community organizer and later worked closely with at-risk youth, advocating for resources, stability, and opportunity. Over the past nine years as a social worker (with four of those dedicated to psychotherapy) I’ve grown into a true mezzo-level practitioner, bridging direct support with systemic change. My work lives at the intersection of hands-on community care and the pursuit of equitable policies and programs.

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In addition to private practice, I currently serve individuals and families in a Skilled Nursing Facility setting, where I support residents and caregivers navigating complex healthcare systems, difficult transitions, and emotional challenges. Driven by cultural humility, compassion, and the power of storytelling, my mission is to help people heal while contributing to healthier, more connected communities.