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Hi and thanks for checking out my site. I am a licensed clinical counselor with 37 years of mental health counseling experience. I have worked with many men, women and children who suffer from PTSD, depression, anxiety, and ADHD. My focus has always been to help them to see how they grow through their difficult times in order to begin to change what is necessary...sometimes it's their behavior and oftentimes it is their reaction to the events.

I have written several manuscripts to help my patients move through grief, PTSD and depression. I am now hoping to publishing these manuscripts.

In 2007, I lost my son to an opiate addiction. His final wish was for me to write a book for him that might help others suffering through addiction. In 2010, "Lost No More...A Mother's Spiritual Journey Through Her Son's Addiction" was published through Create space. This book has helped many in our community going through a loss or the dreadful fear of loosing someone they love to addiction.

In 2011, "Now I Lay Him Down To Rest" was published through Warren Publishing. This is a children's book written to help those that have lost a parent.

I am currently writing another children's book about a magic bench. I am also currently in the process of finding a Christian publisher who might be interested in a manuscript I wrote to help children work through incest.

My intent is to provide all readers find strength, courage and hope to overcome their challenges in life. I am also hoping to offer clergy, the schools and the professional community some helpful tools to use with their clients/students working through grief and loss.

Hi and thanks for checking out my site. I am a licensed clinical counselor with 37 years of mental health counseling experience. I have worked with many men, women and children who suffer from PTSD, depression, anxiety, and ADHD. My focus has always been to help them to see how they grow through their difficult times in order to begin to change what is necessary...sometimes it's their behavior... More