Daisy became a certified psychodramatist in September 2022 and she is a practitioner applicant for trainer in psychodrama. She is a licensed mental health counselor living in the state of Florida. She has over 20 years of experience working as a counselor and has worked in multiple settings serving clients who are neuro emergent and neurotypical, people of the global majority, BIPOC folks, teens, adults and couples and the LGBTQIA+ community. She is also working as a therapist in a sober house with women identified people who have a history of incarceration and who are in recovery using psychodrama tools and techniques. Daisy integrates trauma-informed principles, psychodrama, IFS principles and the developmental liberation model in her work.

As a third year PAT, Daisy has facilitated psychodrama training in various settings including the university setting; to online professionals working during war time in Ukraine; in person and online to educators, mental health and other helping professionals and in person and online to lawyers at the Trial Lawyer's College. She presented at both the 81st and 82nd Annual ASGPP Conferences. She is a proud member of the Sociatry and Social Justice Committee for the ASGPP and has co-facilitated the BIPOC affinity action groups and the Sociatry and Social
Justice Forum. Daisy was awarded the 2024 Sociatry and Social Justice award by the ASGPP.

Daisy founded the Theater for Social Justice, Inc., a new not-for-profit organization in
Sarasota, Florida which provides access to social justice practices to multi-marginalized communities using psychodrama and sociodrama methods, training and workshops. Daisy was recently appointed to the Executive Council for the ASGPP.