Cynthia is a compassionate and experienced therapist dedicated to assisting individuals struggling with addictive disorders and trauma. Possessing a profound comprehension of the unique challenges associated with addictive disorders and behaviors, Cynthia is known for providing a safe and nurturing environment for her clients to examine undesired behaviors and facilitate the healing process.  

She has extensive training in evidence-based approaches, including cognitive-behavioral therapy, mindfulness-based interventions, and trauma-informed care. She is an articulate communicator who applies psychodynamic and person-centered therapeutic practices to her work—impacting her community. Throughout her career, Cynthia has maintained a steadfast passion and dedication to aiding individuals in navigating the intricate dynamics stemming from emotional and psychological pain.

Before establishing her practice, Cynthia dedicated 16 years to assisting adults in their recovery from addiction and mental health disorders within residential settings. She was bestowed with the remarkable privilege of collaborating with a team of professionals to write and open a program specifically designed for victims of sex trafficking. Over the years, Cynthia has held executive-level positions in residential treatment facilities, ascending from the lead therapist to the position of clinical director.

Cynthia earned her bachelor's degree in psychology with Magna Cum Laude honors from Rollins College. She obtained her master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Grace College and Theological Seminary. Notably, Cynthia possesses a distinctive skill in providing perspectives from a secular and Christian worldview, respecting and aligning with her clients' beliefs.

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