Over the years, I've worked with students in many roles substitute teacher, daycare teacher, graduate assistant, and more and each experience has shown me how powerful one-on-one support can be. I've studied psychology and counseling at both the undergraduate and graduate levels, and that background helps me connect with students not just academically, but emotionally as well. I tutor a variety of subjects, including reading, writing, elementary math, study skills, and social-emotional learning. Reading and writing are especially close to my heart because I love watching students grow more confident in expressing themselves. My tutoring style is warm, patient, and encouraging. I focus on building trust, meeting students where they are, and celebrating their progress no matter how big or small. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy being active in my church community, especially working with children. I also love being outdoors, journaling, and learning about how the mind works. I truly believe every student has unique strengths, and it's an honor to help them discover what they're capable of.

Working with children through your church and in educational settings Volunteering in faith-based and community-focused roles Reading books on psychology, emotional well-being, and personal growth Creative writing and journaling as a form of self-expression Spending time outdoors, especially when it offers a chance to relax or reflect Mental health advocacy, particularly related to emotional healing and self-worth Learning about human development, especially in youth and young adults Engaging in church activities, such as ministry work and events for kids Listening to music as a way to decompress and feel inspired Helping others through mentoring, tutoring, and offering emotional support Studying faith-based topics and how they intersect with personal growth Organizing and planning for academic or ministry events Watching documentaries or YouTube videos on topics like psychology, education, or inspirational stories