Tiffany is currently pursuing her Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology at Simpson University, Supervised by Christina Whitney (License #111050). After spending much of her professional career in accounting and management, she discovered that while she enjoyed working with numbers, it was the people, their stories, and the relationships along the way that truly captured her heart.

Tiffany believes everyone has a story worth understanding, and sometimes life gets messy in ways we never expected. She strives to create a warm, comfortable, and nonjudgmental space where clients can let their guard down, feel genuinely heard, and explore life's challenges without the pressure of having everything figured out. She believes meaningful growth often begins when we feel safe enough to be vulnerable and curious about ourselves.

Her approach is collaborative, compassionate, and strengths-based, incorporating Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT). As well as

• Brainspotting Phase 1

• Brainspotting Phase 2

• Trained Nuerofeedback

She has a particular interest in attachment and how our experiences shape the ways we connect and communicate with others. Tiffany's personal faith is an important part of her journey, and she welcomes conversations about faith and spirituality when meaningful to the client, always respecting each person's unique beliefs and experiences.

Focus Areas

• Anxiety, depression, and burnout

• Stress, life transitions, and personal growth

• Attachment and relationship patterns

• Couples, communication, and connection

• Self-worth and self-discovery

• Family relationships

• Faith and spirituality, when desired

Favorite Things to Do Outside of Work

Tiffany's favorite role is being a wife and mom to two boys. She loves spending time with her family, reading, learning new things, and enjoying meaningful conversations. With two boys, there's rarely a dull moment, and she's learned that a sense of humor and a little flexibility go a long way!

Favorite Quotes

"You've always had the power, my dear."
— Glinda, the Good Witch, The Wizard of Oz

"The way I see it, if you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain."
— Dolly Parton

Why I Chose This Career

"If you had told me years ago that I would leave accounting to become a therapist, I probably would have laughed—and then asked if you'd done the math correctly!

Looking back, though, I can see how my experiences led me here. I've always been curious about people, their stories, and what shapes who we become. Even in accounting, the most meaningful parts of my work were often the connections I made along the way.

I chose counseling because I believe there's something powerful about being truly seen, heard, and understood. I want to walk alongside people as they make sense of their experiences, discover their strengths, and find hope in the middle of life's challenges. I don't believe we need to have everything figured out to begin growing—and sometimes a little grace, curiosity, and laughter can make all the difference."