Founder & Clinical Director of Juno Counseling and Wellness
I founded Juno Counseling and Wellness with a clear intention: to create a modern, integrative approach to mental health care that honors both clinical rigor and the complexity of human experience. As founder and clinical director, my role is to shape the vision, philosophy, and standards that guide how care is delivered across the practice.
My work as a clinician, educator, and leader has focused on building systems of care that move beyond symptom management toward meaningful, sustainable healing. Juno reflects that commitment, bringing together trauma-informed therapy, nervous system–based approaches, and relational care within a thoughtfully designed clinical environment.
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Juno was created in response to gaps I observed in traditional mental health models, approaches that often prioritize diagnosis over regulation. I wanted to build a practice that integrates neuroscience, attachment, trauma theory, and lived experience into a cohesive, compassionate model of care.
As clinical director, I oversee the development of Juno’s therapeutic philosophy, specialized programs, and training standards. This includes the integration of trauma-informed and somatic approaches, relational and evidence-based models, and innovative offerings such as our sensory room, somatic therapy services, and intensive therapeutic programs
Juno is intentionally designed to support individuals, couples, children, teens, and families through care that is developmentally informed, ethically grounded, and deeply human.
