Growing up in a large blended family in Southern Utah gave me a strong foundation for understanding the complexities of family life. Today, I live in Bluffdale with my husband and our five children. I completed my nursing degree at the University of Utah, followed by advanced training as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner at Maryville University. Beyond my education, I consider life to be my greatest teacher.

I’ve experienced many of life’s hardest challenges—supporting a spouse through addiction, navigating divorce, surviving brain cancer, and grieving the loss of a loved one to suicide. These experiences have given me the ability to truly understand and connect with others in their struggles. Rather than becoming hardened, I’ve chosen gratitude and a deep belief that love is the foundation of healing.”

In my practice, I provide medication management, therapy, and coaching with a genuine passion for helping teens, adults, and families rediscover hope, strengthen connections, and build resilience. My approach is rooted in compassion and a belief in helping people recognize the good within themselves and in those around them.

At home, my husband and I share in the joy of raising our children and continuing to date each other. I love spending time with my family and seeking sun filled adventures in the great outdoors! I have a beautiful life and I thank God every day for it! I couldn’t have painted a more beautiful picture for myself.