Mental health is personal for me.

As a disabled veteran, I’ve faced the invisible wounds that linger long after service. I know what it’s like to struggle in silence, to search for support, and to fight for peace of mind in a world that too often overlooks it.

That’s why mental health is at the heart of my mission. From advocating for better care for veterans, to breaking the stigma in our communities, I believe mental health is not a luxury—it’s a right.

What I Stand For:

• Expanding access to affordable, culturally competent care
• Normalizing therapy and emotional wellness in underserved communities
• Prioritizing mental health in schools, workplaces, and public policy
• Funding trauma-informed programs for veterans, youth, and survivors
• Training first responders to recognize and respond to mental health crises

For Our Communities. For Ourselves.

Whether you're a soldier coming home, a teen dealing with anxiety, or a family struggling to heal—your story matters. Your life matters.

I’m committed to building a future where no one suffers in silence, and everyone has the support they need to thrive.