I remember feeling isolated during my postpartum experience, unsure of how to navigate my new identity as a mom, while struggling with intimacy issues and sexuality. There wasn’t enough space for me to be open about the real difficulties of becoming a parent, and I found myself bottling up emotions instead of asking for support. My journey through these vulnerable moments is what inspired me to explore deeper healing through therapy, especially for women navigating parenthood and intimacy issues.

While soul-searching, I discovered the transformative power of art therapy, which helped me reconnect with my creativity and authenticity. This passion for healing through art eventually led me to become an art therapist. After having my first child during graduate school, I pursued additional training in sex therapy to better support perinatal women and help couples navigate the challenging transition into parenthood—together.