Angie is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with more than 15 years of experience providing therapy to children, adolescents, adults, and families. She brings extensive clinical and leadership experience from her work in residential treatment, child welfare, higher education, and community mental health. Angie has dedicated much of her career to supporting individuals and families navigating trauma, behavioral challenges, and complex relational dynamics. She has particular expertise working with justice-involved youth and adults, youth with problematic sexual behaviors, and children and families navigating family conflict and complex trauma. Angie’s approach is grounded in compassion, collaboration, and empowerment, reflecting her belief that lasting change is possible when clients feel respected, autonomous, and free from shame.

In addition to providing therapy, Angie serves as Clinical Director of Ball State University’s Healthy Lifestyle Center, where she provides clinical leadership while expanding access to health services within the community. She also teaches in Ball State University’s Bachelor and Master of Social Work programs. Angie approaches therapy with warmth, genuine curiosity, and a collaborative spirit. Her work is comprehensive and trauma-informed, integrating evidence-based interventions with practical skill-building. Outside of work, Angie enjoys painting, gardening, traveling, spending time in nature, attending the ballet, and caring for her pets.