My interest in psychology and the mental health field developed when I was in high school, and I was inspired to pursue my undergraduate degree in Psychology. After I graduated, I took the opportunity to explore the field by volunteering as an active listener and participating in workshops. Later, my working experiences with special needs children and adults with relationship issues, stress, burnout, and personality disorders reinforced my passion to help people with mental health issues.  

Mental health is as important as physical health, and I strive to be part of the community to create awareness and promote the importance of mental health. By increasing awareness, I believe that the stigma can be reduced and people in need will be encouraged to seek help. 

If you are looking for help, I hope to guide and support you along this meaningful journey. By providing a non-judgmental and safe space, I believe that everyone can find their own strength and live a more fulfilling life.