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We all experience loss you are not expected to walk the path alone

Grief, Loss, End of Life

First Responders

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We all experience loss you are not expected to walk the path alone

Grief, Loss, End of Life

First Responders

LGBTQ+

Finding meaning in the meaningless.

Grasping for hope and joy.

Yearning for a way forward.

Treatment Focus

Grief and loss. Death of a parent, child, friend, pet. Divorce. Disability. Chronic medical diagnosis. Fertility. Employment changes. Relocation.

Additionally, the unique challenges faced by first responders.

Regardless of how muddy or clear the waters, the pull of the tide, or the still-deep waters, I am here to help.

unique experience informing therapy

I bring more than 30 years of unique experience where mental health, education leadership, and law enforcement intersect. I have been a school principal, police officer, and now a therapist.

I have experienced significant grief and loss in my personal life and career. I was a first responder to Columbine HS in 1999, and as a school principal have helped countless families through tragedy. Being of service in these experiences is why I chose to pursue a career in mental health.

I have a master’s degree in education from Regis University, a master’s degree in clinical Mental Health from Adams State University, along with a bachelor’s degree from Alaska Pacific University. I am currently a provisional licensed mental health practitioner in Nebraska.

Contact me for a free confidential consultation.

We all experience loss you are not expected to walk the path alone

We all experience loss you are not expected to walk the path alone

Treatment Focus

unique experience informing therapy

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