A Little About Me.

I work with kids who are intense, sensitive, or often misunderstood—especially those with ADHD, sensory processing differences, or a PDA profile. I also work with women (especially mothers) who feel overwhelmed, stuck, or invisible in the daily grind. Some are navigating their own neurodivergence. Others are carrying the mental load of caregiving while wondering where their own needs fit in.

As a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Play Therapist-in-training, I bring both clinical tools and lived experience to my work. I use evidence-based approaches like Adlerian Play Therapy, Child-Parent Relationship Therapy (CPRT), and Collaborative Problem Solving—always through a neurodivergent-affirming lens.

Whether you’re here because your child is struggling, or because you are, you’re in the right place.

Credentials:

• Licenced Marriage and Family Therapist in Utah

• Training in play therapy

• Specilized in ADHD, PDA, Autism, sensory needs, and women’s mental health

Why Kaleidoscope?

I named my practice Kaleidoscope Mental Health because I’ve always been drawn to the idea that something doesn’t need to be uniform to be beautiful.

As a therapist, a parent, and a neurodivergent human myself, I’ve seen again and again how people are told they need to be “one way” to belong. But that’s not how real life—or real people—work.

A kaleidoscope holds broken pieces, scattered shapes, shifting light. And when you turn it just a little, you see something completely new. That’s how I view the therapy process. We’re not trying to fix you—we’re working together to shift the view, to notice patterns, to make space for your full, rich, messy self.

I work especially with neurodivergent families, big-feeling kids, and women who are burned out from holding everything together. You’re not too much. You’re not broken. You just deserve a space that sees you clearly.

This practice exists to hold that space.