I didn't always imagine myself becoming a therapist. My path into psychology came from a deep curiosity about what it means to be human. I've always found myself wondering about the stories people carry, why we respond to life the way we do, and how healing becomes possible. That curiosity eventually grew into a calling. The more I learned, the more certain I became that this was the kind of work I wanted to spend my life doing. Today, what continues to inspire me is the privilege of sitting with people through some of their most vulnerable moments and helping them make sense of experiences that may feel confusing or overwhelming.