As the agency’s child placing administrator, she strategically paired foster children with foster families and joined the movement to move against the over-medication of children in the Texas Foster Care system. As a result of those concerted efforts, the agency experienced a significant reduction in the amount of foster youth receiving higher service levels and children moved from severe to moderate, and moderate to basic levels of care.

She is a mental health practitioner who holds a Master’s degree from Smith College, a Doctorate degree in Clinical Practice and Leadership from the University of Tennessee Knoxville, and a Bachelor’s degree from the University of North Texas.

Using her signature neurospiritual approach, she partners with individuals, couples, congregations, and companies to craft, design, and implement strategies using their shied of intention to create their best life or an organizational atmosphere of excellence and productivity. If you don’t know what a shield of intention is or why you need one, it’s highly recommended that you read this book.

She and her husband prioritize family experiences and they enjoy hosting and traveling with friends.

During a revival run by her father, she personalized her relationship with the Creator of Heaven and Earth at the young age of 5 years old and has been involved in church and faith-based work throughout her life. Until she began her doctoral studies she served with the Missions Ministry and evangelism team at a large non-denominational church in Dallas, TX where her outreach was focused on youth missions work.