Although I’m native to Biloxi, Mississippi, I have called Spokane, WA my home since 2015 when I joined the Air Force as a medic. During my years of military service, I obtained my Associates in Nursing Technology from the Community College of the Air Force and became a licensed practical nurse.

After realizing the profound impact mental had on service members and the need for more compassionate mental health professionals, I furthered my education and earned dual undergraduate degrees from Liberty University and later transferred to Eastern Washington University, where I’m presently earning my Master’s of Social Work and Master’s of Arts in Addiction Studies.

As I continue to collaboratively work with the providers at the Ketamine Clinic of Spokane, I’m ecstatic for patients to experience the positive effects of ketamine infusion therapy as an alternative treatment method for psychiatric and neurological conditions.