I am dedicated to building better lives for those affected by domestic violance, sexual abuse, and mental illness.
PHILANTHROPIC INSPIRATION
“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.”
~ MAYA ANGELOU
Visionary. Advocate. Servant Leader.
Naturally, I have served as a staple in both, the professional vernacular of mental health advocacy, as well as several other philanthropic-driven platforms. I am Member of the Board of Directors at SafePlace Olympia, which advocates for survivors of both sexual assault and domestic violence, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Psi Chi Member; the NAMI Association, CHADD Association, CHADD International, American Psychology Association, American Counseling Association, Addiction Counseling Association, Phi Sigma Theta National Society; and the Applied Behavior Association.
Though recognized on various platforms for my outstanding abilities, I consider my greatest accomplishment to have been my contributions as the International Coordinator for Seoul, South Korea, where I developed and implemented the Applied Behavioral Analysis services (ABA) program; receiving more than 90% positive post-program evaluations, while having also developed instructional coaching materials and facilitated clients, with mental health illness. I also managed to develop and present the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) program related to trauma/stress within the military community.