I am an Associate Professor in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling program at the University of Oklahoma and a Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at the OU College of Medicine. I am a licensed psychologist with over 20 years of experience in psychotherapy, consultation, training, supervision, research, and teaching.

My work centers on themes of personal and spiritual growth, identity integration, grief, trauma, psychedelics, and advocacy. I bring a warm, intuitive, and relational presence to every session, serving as a compassionate companion through life’s depths and awakenings.

I have also traveled extensively for work and pleasure, visiting Europe and Asia over 50 times. As an instructor and consultant, I offered courses and consultations in human relations, mental health, relationships, trauma, and post-deployment reintegration to the U.S. Armed Forces on military installations around the globe.

Outside of work, I am endlessly curious and always taking up new hobbies. I’ve explored creative writing, photography, watch collecting, fly fishing, motorcycling, bird watching, camping, cocktail mixology, Duolingo—and the list keeps growing. I live in Tulsa, OK, with my wise and witty spouse, Emily, Esq., our four terrific kids (Austyn, Gabriel, Roman, and Eisen), our dog, Ruth Bader Dogsberg, and our cat, Gromit the Huntress.