I have a unique perspective shaped by lived experience, extensive work with families in crisis, and direct collaboration with mental health professionals and behavioral health organizations.

My work focuses on helping people better understand complex mental health challenges, trauma, crisis, and the human behaviors that often accompany them—while bringing practical insight to the families, professionals, and systems navigating them.

I also provide behavioral health training and consulting for psychiatric practices, therapists, treatment facilities, hospitals, and other organizations seeking practical, trauma-informed client case consulting and education for their teams. I provide one-on-one crisis stabilization and support for individuals and families navigating complex life and mental health challenges.

Through my previous years of work with NAMI Broward, I facilitated support groups, one-to-one family mentoring, community speaking, provided community education, Guardian Advocate at Behaviorial Health Facilities, and delivered Provider Training designed to strengthen understanding to improve the way individuals experiencing serious mental health challenges are supported.

As a speaker and author of Being a Caregiver for Someone with DID: Answers I Didn’t Find in Therapy or Online, I bring a perspective that bridges the gap between lived experience and professional mental health systems—turning real-world experience into education, understanding, and practical tools.