My background in behavioral health leadership, trauma-informed practices, feminine energy restoration, and spiritual development allows me to approach wellness in a way that sees the whole person — not just their symptoms or habits.

I support clients with understanding their internal patterns, healing emotional wounds, regulating their mind and body, and building a healthier relationship with themselves. My work honors mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual wellness as a connected system.

As a student studying behavioral health leadership, I focus on how generational trauma, family systems, and cultural identity influences our emotional well-being. My mission is to support women, families, and communities with reclaiming stability, resilience, and balance.

At ADISA Collective, I combine research-informed guidance with intuitive, grounded, feminine wisdom — creating a supportive space where healing, restoration, and transformation feel accessible, safe, and possible.