I consider it a deep privilege to walk alongside my clients and hold the light while they find their way through the darkness — not alone, but with steady support and thoughtful guidance through every step of the journey.

I love sports and the powerful meaning they hold at an individual, team, and community level. My perfect day would be spending an entire beautiful fall Saturday on the couch watching college football. In 2024, I decided to integrate my love of sport with my career by earning a post-graduate certificate in Sport Social Work from the University of Michigan so that I may also offer athlete-informed care.

My approach is rooted in honesty, transparency, authenticity, and (when appropriate) a little bit of humor. I believe the partnership works best when both client and clinician can show up as their true selves. In our work together, you can expect to always be treated with compassion and dignity, even when our work involves telling difficult truths. It takes immense courage to begin this work, and you have my deepest respect just for being willing to take these steps.

I earned my Masters of Science in Social Work from the University of Tennessee (Go Vols!) in 2007 and have spent nearly 20 years working in the field of child maltreatment as both a forensic interviewer and a therapist (I do not practice therapy through Endee).

Outside of work, you can find me at the soccer field cheering on my daughter, hiking with my chocolate lab (Bear-a Registered Therapy Dog), curled up on my oversized chair with a book, or planning my next road trip.