Hello, I’m Casey, and I’m truly honored you’re here.

Over the years, I’ve worn a lot of different uniforms. A Wendy’s visor as a teenager. Army fatigues during ten years of military service. A shirt and tie while serving as a teacher and school counselor. Today, I have the privilege of sitting across from couples and families as a therapist. Although each role has looked different, they’ve all been rooted in the same belief: every person deserves to feel seen, valued, and deeply loved.

Before becoming a therapist, I served in the United States Army for ten years, including deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. Afterward, I spent six years in public education working alongside children, adolescents, and families before serving for more than a decade as a supervisor of mental health clinics within a nonprofit organization. Every chapter has reinforced what I believe today, that healing grows through relationships built on consistency, compassion, and courage.

Whether I’m meeting with a couple in crisis, a family navigating difficult transitions, or an individual working to strengthen the relationships that matter most, my goal is always the same: to create an emotionally safe space where people can slow down, better understand themselves, and move toward healthier ways of loving and being loved.