Serving the Triad Region of North Carolina, including Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Raleigh, Durham, Cary, and Charlotte. In person and virtual sessions available.
• Board certified addiction counselor, CADC license 27370 through the North Carolina Addictions Specialist Professional Practice Board
• Certified peer support specialist with lived experience. I have been where you are and I know the way out.
• Studying social work at UNC Charlotte and serving as a board member of the Chatham County Sheriffs Prevention Partnership
• Advocate with the Recovery Advocacy Project of North Carolina, working to expand access to treatment and recovery housing
• Focused on the full picture: addiction, mental health, and chronic illness together, not one piece at a time.
If drugs or alcohol are running your life, we build a plan that fits your real life and keep you accountable every step of the way.
If someone you love is struggling, you learn what actually helps and what keeps the cycle going. You do not have to watch them spiral.
High pressure careers and recovery can mix. We protect your career while you protect your sobriety.
We talk for 15 minutes about where you are and what you need. No judgment and no pressure.
Counseling, family coaching, or sober companionship built around your life and your goals.
Regular sessions and real accountability as you rebuild a life worth staying sober for.
I approach recovery through a unique dual lens: as a seasoned business owner and a board-certified professional. I understand the "hustle culture" that can fuel burnout and relapse, and I use that lived experience to help high performers and families find a sustainable path to stability.
My work is grounded in clinical standards and state-recognized certifications to ensure the highest level of care and ethical advocacy:
I work with individuals and families who feel overwhelmed, exhausted, and unsure of what comes next. I understand how isolating addiction can be — not just for the person struggling, but for everyone who loves them.
Everything I do is focused on:
If you are looking for support that is honest, practical, and rooted in deep professional understanding rather than pressure, you are in the right place.
I believe that real change happens when lived experience meets systems-level thinking. My commitment to the recovery community extends beyond one-on-one coaching and into the legislative and organizational structures that shape how care is delivered in North Carolina.
I serve on several substance abuse recovery committees, where I bridge the gap between practical, on-the-ground recovery and effective policy. My focus is on:
My advocacy work is centered in the Piedmont regions of North Carolina, working alongside community leaders to improve housing stabilization and overdose prevention initiatives. I am dedicated to fighting for transparent, compassionate, and effective recovery systems for all North Carolinians.