I’ve spent much of my career working in prevention, education, and community-based behavioral health, with a passion for creating stronger, healthier, and more connected communities. My experience has allowed me to work alongside schools, families, youth, and community partners to provide education, build relationships, and address the issues impacting people where they live, learn, and grow.

I believe prevention is most meaningful when it is rooted in genuine connection, creativity, and an understanding of the community being served. I’m excited to bring that experience and passion into this new role and continue finding meaningful ways to make a difference in my community. Outside of work, I love spending time with my husband and our two boys, being outdoors, and exploring my creative side.