I build software from inside the field. After more than a decade as a therapist running a counseling practice, I moved into development to solve the problems I saw firsthand. I ship production-ready tools focused on real-world use, shaped by how people actually work, not theory or hype.
I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who writes code. The combination is rarer than it sounds and more useful than it looks on paper.
My work starts with a clinical problem — documentation burden, fragmented therapy continuity, evidence organization for people navigating family court — and builds toward a system that solves it with real ethical reasoning embedded in the architecture, not bolted on after the fact.
I trained as a painter before I became a therapist. Both disciplines taught me the same thing: you cannot separate form from function, and the most powerful work is built from constraint, not from permission.
I build with AI tools, ship production systems, maintain an active clinical caseload, and run two companies simultaneously. I am available for contract work in clinical technology, AI integration, and full-stack development where domain expertise matters as much as technical execution.