Even though I had an incredible family and supportive friends, I was alone and isolated. 

No one knew how much pain I was in because I didn’t believe anyone in my community would understand what I was going through. So I kept it hidden. When I realized how pervasive mental health struggles are and that faith does not make a person immune from this suffering, I decided to become a mental health professional myself. 

The human experience can be difficult and our mental health could be the most important challenge in our lives. I want to pour everything I have learned in my profession and experience into resources that will help others to take radical ownership of their soul. 

It isn’t shameful to struggle, we’ve all been there before. I’m here as a living testimony that it is possible to find a way out of deep inner frustration and dissatisfaction and into living with an unshakable sense of meaning, personal fulfillment and joy.