Community & Advocacy
I believe healing
happens in relationship —
and in community.
My work doesn't stop at the therapy room door. I show up in classrooms, on panels, at dinner tables, and in professional spaces — because I genuinely care about making mental health more honest, more accessible, and more culturally grounded.
The Network
I built ATX Therapy Network — from scratch
I founded ATX Therapy Network because I wanted a professional community that felt real — collaborative, not competitive, and actually rooted in the Austin area. What started as a simple idea has grown into something I'm genuinely proud of.
Therapists and mental health professionals across the Austin metro, all working in private pay practice.
I host gatherings throughout Austin that bring clinicians together in person — because community isn't just digital.
The network lives at atxtherapynetwork.com — a companion site built to support and connect the Austin private pay community.
clinicians connected through a community built around genuine collaboration, shared values, and a belief that good work is better together.
Austin, TX · Private PayIn the community
Where I've shown up
I care about being present in spaces where mental health conversations are often missing or incomplete. Here's some of what that's looked like.
Texas Black Student Union — Mental Health Q&A
I was invited to speak with the Texas Black Student Union for an open, honest conversation on Black student mental health — what it actually looks like to seek support, and why it matters.
Black Minds Matter Scholarship
I created and funded the Black Minds Matter Scholarship for Black students at Texas State University, providing access to in-person counseling at my San Marcos office. Financial barriers shouldn't determine who gets to heal.
Texas Women's Basketball — Career Exploration Day
I joined a career panel for the Texas Women's Basketball team, talking about what it's like to build a private practice as a therapist and business owner — a path most student athletes haven't seen modeled.
UT Austin Dell Medical Center — Zero Suicide Project
I served as a clinical consultant on the Zero Suicide Project at Dell Medical School at the University of Texas at Austin, contributing to systemic efforts in suicide prevention and care.
Writing More. Saying More.
I write on mental health, identity, and the things that often go unsaid. It's work I'm leaning into more — and it's something I care about deeply.
Open to Referral Partnerships
I actively build referral relationships with physicians, psychiatrists, and community organizations. If you work with women who could benefit from depth-oriented mental health support, I'd love to connect.
Speaking & Workshops
What I speak on
I'm available for speaking engagements, workshops, and panels. I bring clinical depth and real talk to every room I'm in.
Don't see your topic? Reach out — I'm open to conversations about emerging needs and collaborative programming.
Referral Community
Looking to collaborate?
I'm always looking to build relationships with providers who work alongside the women I serve. A good referral network matters — for clinicians and for clients alike.
Let's bring this work into your space.
Whether you're looking for a speaker, a consultant, a workshop, or a referral partner — I'm open to meaningful collaboration. Reach out and let's talk about what's possible.