“You must never stop being whimsical. And you must not, ever, give anyone else the responsibility for your life.”

— Mary Oliver

Our Collective Team


  • Founder & Therapist

    I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and founder of Willow Tree collective. I received my masters degree at Seminary of the Southwest where I learned to integrate spirituality and nature into my work as a psychotherapist. My career before graduate school helped me grow my love of the outdoors and community engagement.

    My road has been winding and unexpected (Fun fact: I lived in a horse barn for a while!) and am grateful for all the experiences and relationships that have formed me into the therapist I am. Besides being a therapist, I hold many identities: partner, bio parent/stepparent, entrepreneur, neurodivergent, queer, late bloomer and community builder to name a few.

    I am pulled towards the natural world and find meaning everywhere and in everything. Give me a tree and I'll give you one hundred metaphors! Nature is constantly trying to teach us to slow down, to embrace the process, to accept the seasons and changes. I come back again and again to mother nature as my teacher. I am passionate about learning from others, storytelling, moving my body, and helping to create positive change. Learn more about my journey to becoming a therapist and my desire to integrate nature HERE.

    Outside of work, you’ll find me playing with my kiddos, watching my backyard chickens, birding with my partner, and having long conversations with my beloved friends.

  • $160 for individual sessions

  • I accept Aetna insurance and can provide a superbill as an out-of-network provider

  • Tuesday-Thursday

    9 am-4 pm

    virtual, in-person and outdoor sessions

  • life transitions

    identity exploration

    late bloomers

    Climate grief & anxiety

    Religious deconstruction & spiritual work

    LGBTQ+ folks

    older adults 60+

  • Associate Therapist

    Supervised by Maria Reyna, PhD, LPC-S 

    I received my Master of Counseling in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Seminary of the Southwest and am an LPC Associate. I've worn many hats: prison reform activist, theatre actor, mom, and writer. I have a Performance degree, and just launched my therapeutic theatre passion project, SpiritHouse. All of the seemingly disparate paths in my life have led me here.

    At my core, I believe in liberation- on a collective and individual level. Freedom from all systems of oppression, and freedom from the ghosts of trauma that haunt us. I am deeply interested in intergenerational/ ancestral trauma, releasing trauma from the body via Somatic Experiencing, and compassion-focused narrative therapy. I follow my intuition and guidance and welcome your ancestral/ cultural methods.

    I believe deeply in the magical, alchemical nature of therapy. As a Black woman at the intersections of neurodivergence, chronic illness, queerness, and motherhood, I know the importance of being seen holistically.

    I'm not here to pathologize you, but rather help identify the patterns & behaviors you developed to help you survive, that may no longer be serving you. Therapy is the process of making and un-making ourselves. It is an honor to do this work.

  • $150 for Individual Session

    Sliding scale available for BIPOC folks

  • I do not accept insurance but can provide a superbill

  • Tuesday-Thursday evenings

    Saturday & Sunday mornings

    virtual, in-person and outdoor sessions

  • Chronic illness & pain

    Grief & loss

    Religious trauma & spirituality

    Highly Sensitive People

    Post Traumatic Growth

    Racialized Trauma

    Dissociative & antisocial disorders

    Men's Issues

  • Associate Therapist

    Supervised by Lora Peters LPC-S

    I look forward to building a safe space with you where you can explore your mind and troubles without fear of judgement. We are here on this journey together to figure out what path of healing and growth is the best for you. My goal is to help you recognize and utilize your strengths to help you find your solutions. Together, we will walk the path of achieving your goals. You are the expert in your own healing. In the times that you are having trouble believing in yourself, I will be there to hold that space for you. We are a team!

    I obtained my Masters in Mental Health Counseling at the Seminary of the Southwest. I graduated with a bachelors in sociology from UT in 2019. Last year, I moved to Thailand to teach English and made the choice to do so in order to fully immerse myself in a different culture, especially one where mental health was not so outwardly spoken about. Coming from an Asian background myself, I understand the deep stigmatization that comes with mental health struggles. I have learned so much in my short time living abroad, things that I will bring into my work as an LPC. My hope is to create a safe space for everyone, inclusion of those from all different backgrounds but especially my Asian American folks. I hope to provide culturally competent services to whom I am fortunate enough to work with.

    Thank you for choosing me. I look forward to meeting you and supporting you on this journey.

  • I do not accept insurance but can provide a superbill