I've been dedicated to supporting children and families for over three decades—a journey that technically started at the ripe old age of fifteen (yes, really!). Since then, I've worked in child welfare, a nonprofit family shelter, a law firm as a forensic social worker, and a community health clinic serving children, teens, adults, and older adults.
My academic path took me through John Jay College, where I earned both my bachelor's and master's degrees in Forensic Psychology... all while ushering on Broadway! But when I began my Master of Social Work program at Fordham University in 2011 I truly felt I had found my calling—and had finally come home.
Since then, I've even added published author to the list, contributing a chapter to Latinx/e in Social Work and appearing on their podcast. Through it all, my focus has remained the same: working with integrity, honoring your dignity and worth, and helping you feel empowered by the time our work together comes to an end.
