I am a dedicated human-services professional with 40 years of experience supporting individuals, families, and communities. My extensive background has provided me with a strong understanding of client advocacy, substance use services, case management, community resources, and the complex social factors that influence individual well-being.

My educational background includes a master’s degree in Criminal Justice, a Bachelor of Science in Urban Studies, and an associate degree in Human Services. I also hold a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor I (LADC I) credential, reflecting my specialized training and commitment to providing ethical, informed, and compassionate substance use counseling services.

Throughout my career, I have combined academic knowledge with practical experience to serve diverse populations, navigate complex systems, and promote accountability, stability, and positive change. I bring professionalism, sound judgment, cultural awareness, and a longstanding commitment to helping people achieve meaningful outcomes.