I believe respectful, effective care begins with listening. Every patient brings their own experiences, values, preferences and goals to treatment, and those perspectives should be an essential part of their care plan. I strive to provide clear, evidence-based recommendations while taking time to understand the whole person, not simply a diagnosis, medication list or set of symptoms. My goal is to create a collaborative relationship where patients feel heard, respected and actively involved in decisions about their care.

I believe treatment should be individualized and evolve as a patient’s needs change. I regularly review medications to ensure they remain appropriate and effective, and when clinically appropriate, explore opportunities to simplify treatment or consider evidence-based alternatives. By combining clinical expertise with a genuine understanding of what matters most to each patient, I hope to help people regain stability, improve their quality of life and move toward the goals that are meaningful to them.

Rush University

Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

Kootenai Behavioral Health - Acute Care