I am a clinical leader, consultant, and psychotherapist with over a decade of experience in the mental health field. I hold a Master of Social Work from the School of Social Work at Simmons University and bring extensive expertise in clinical supervision, program development, and trauma-informed care. My work is grounded in a deep commitment to strengthening clinical practice, expanding access to high-quality, equitable care, and honoring the whole person. A Boston native and daughter of Haitian American parents, my passion for this work is deeply personal. Growing up immersed in a rich Haitian culture and within an immigrant community, I observed how mental health was often minimized and the profound impact this stigma had on individuals and families. These formative experiences shaped my lifelong commitment to changing that narrative, reducing barriers, and bridging gaps in access to culturally responsive care. Throughout my career, I have led the development and implementation of mental health services across a range of settings, including community-based, outpatient, and school environments. My clinical focus centers on blending evidence-based interventions with a deeply collaborative, strengths-based lens. Beyond direct care, I am passionate about developing the clinical skills of practitioners and interns, providing reflective supervision and training that fosters deep confidence, ethical practice, and lasting resilience.