Navigating life with a late diagnosis of ADHD can feel like carrying an invisible weight. Many women find themselves constantly battling anxiety, emotional exhaustion, and the pressure to appear put-together while struggling internally. The demands of daily life—work, family, and personal goals—can become overwhelming, leading to frustration and self-doubt.
It’s not just the distractibility or forgetfulness people talk about. The pain points show up as:
For many, these ongoing headaches can make everyday life feel isolating, exhausting, and discouraging.
I help women manage challenges like ADHD, anxiety, burnout, and overwhelm. I also offer care for depression, grief, infertility, postpartum concerns, relationship issues, and self-esteem, all in a supportive, understanding virtual setting.

Feel heard and understood while navigating life with a late ADHD diagnosis in a caring, judgment-free space.

Learn ways to calm your mind and manage anxious thoughts, all with support that understands your unique experiences.

Find balance and regain your energy with guidance designed for women juggling ADHD, work, and life demands.
Renew and Thrive was created to support women who discover ADHD later in life. I bring years of experience as a licensed clinical social worker, offering care to women in Florida and Pennsylvania through secure virtual sessions.
I am credentialed by the National Association of Social Workers, with advanced certifications in clinical social work. My approach is personal and practical, focused on helping clients with ADHD, anxiety, burnout, and other mental health concerns.
What sets me apart is expert guidance in grief, depression, infertility, and more, blending professional knowledge with heartfelt understanding.
Ready to work with a specialist who truly understands your journey?
I help you discover practical ways to cope with anxiety and ADHD, so you can feel more balanced in your daily life. Through our conversations, you’ll learn new strategies that fit your routine and make overwhelming feelings more manageable. My goal is to support you so you feel empowered and understood.
During a virtual therapy session, you and I talk over a secure video call. You can share what’s on your mind in a private, comfortable space. We’ll work together to understand your challenges and find helpful ways to manage them, all at your own pace.
You don’t have to have ADHD to get help. I also support you if you’re dealing with anxiety, depression, grief, infertility, postpartum depression, relationship issues, or self-esteem struggles. My goal is to help you feel better, no matter what you’re going through.
Virtual therapy is helpful if you want support from the comfort of your own home. If you have a busy schedule, feel more at ease in your own space, or need flexible options, it can work well for you. You still get personal, one-on-one help, just online instead of in person.
You’ll be working with a licensed clinical social worker who is credentialed in both Florida and Pennsylvania. I have advanced degrees, special certifications, and years of experience helping women with ADHD, anxiety, depression, grief, and more. My training lets me offer support for many of life’s challenges.
Let’s talk through them during your first call







