For over 30 years, I have dedicated my private practice to Counseling, Coaching, and Psychotherapy, driven by a passion for helping people achieve meaningful change in their lives.
My journey began during my doctoral studies at Georgia State University, where I was chosen to design behavioral modification strategies for a targeted Atlanta city school. My dissertation expanded on this work, exploring a cognitive-behavioral approach to help individuals build a stronger sense of competence in navigating life’s challenges.
Following graduation, I taught a master’s-level supervision course and mentored doctoral students through individual supervision. I also co-founded The Institute for Assertive Training, where my colleague and I led hundreds of seminars on stress reduction and communication skills, equipping participants with practical tools for personal and professional growth.
In private practice, I remain deeply committed to helping clients enhance their personal and interpersonal competence. Sessions are interactive and collaborative, with a focus on applying insights to real-life situations. My whiteboard often features valuable takeaways that clients eagerly capture for their journals. I encourage practicing new strategies between sessions. Together, we work toward meaningful, lasting progress.
