From Therapy to Real Estate

Before becoming a real estate professional, I earned a graduate degree in psychology and worked as a therapist. That experience shaped the way I understand people, communicate, and navigate complex situations—and it continues to influence the way I practice real estate today.

Therapy taught me to listen carefully, ask thoughtful questions, recognize what matters beneath the surface, and communicate in a way that helps people feel understood. But being a therapist also taught me something equally important: listening is only the beginning. Real progress comes from turning insight into action.

That’s the mindset I bring to real estate. I’m a strategic thinker and a hands-on advocate who creates a clear plan, communicates proactively, pays close attention to the details, and follows through. I anticipate problems, solve them when they arise, and keep the many moving pieces of a transaction on track. My goal isn’t simply to help you feel comfortable—it’s to help you make smart decisions and get the job done.

I combine the human understanding I developed through psychology and therapy with market knowledge, negotiation skills, organization, and a strong commitment to execution. You’ll have someone who listens to what matters to you, tells you what you need to know, and then takes action.

I bring both the empathy to understand what you need and the strategy, communication, and follow-through to make it happen.

You can find me on the soccer pitch

I’m a proud mom of two goofy, creative, and thoughtful boys, and we’re an active family who loves spending time outdoors exploring the parks, forests, beaches, and trails of Marin and San Francisco. And yes, we play a lot of soccer.

I feel most at home at the beach or in the ocean, and I’m an animal lover who loves being surrounded by—and caring for—our furry companions. I enjoy discovering new places, learning new things, and, most of all, sharing those experiences with my kids and seeing the world through their eyes.

I volunteer at my children’s schools and support public education, as well as organizations that advocate for the well-being of children and animals. At home, I love creating spaces that feel warm, comfortable, and inviting—finding a little hygge in everyday life with family and friends.

I’ve always found meaning in being there for people during life’s major transitions. Today, I have the privilege of bringing that same sense of care, connection, and support to my work in real estate—helping individuals and families navigate change and find a place that feels right for the life they’re building.