Animal Rescuer Stereotypes Redefined

I was exiting the supermarket, witnessed a young woman carrying a toddler and groceries run after the bus. It left without her. I did not have to be anywhere. As she was crying, I offered to drive them home. She lived one town over. She was so grateful and it actually made my day better!

Rescued a dog that came on our doorstep.

When my family and I lived in Webster every summer, our dad, my siblings, and I would volunteer at the food share in town. We would package food or clothing and shoes to help either load them in a car or hand the bags and boxes out to people.

I'm a psychotherapist in private practice tending to the needs of very diverse populations. I help folks find and use their voices and discover their gifts. Everyone (and I do mean everyone) belongs in this world and has a gift to share. I love my work!

Supporting the community by making sure people (and animals!) get the food they need during the pandemic.