Madison graduated from Furman University in 2021 with a B.S. in psychology before earning her Master of Arts in Teaching from the University of Georgia in 2022, specializing in elementary education. During her time as an educator, she witnessed firsthand the growing need for accessible mental health support for youth. Motivated by this experience, she made the decision to shift her career path toward clinical mental health.

In 2023, Madison began a graduate program in clinical counseling at Wake Forest University, where she is currently completing her studies part‑time with an anticipated graduation in May 2026. While pursuing her degree, she serves as Lead MHT, bringing compassion, stability, and thoughtful leadership to her work each day.

Madison is deeply committed to bridging gaps in youth mental health care through empathetic, person‑centered, and strength‑based support. She believes every young person deserves access to the services and encouragement needed to grow into the healthiest and most authentic version of themselves.

Outside of work and school, Madison enjoys reading, taking yoga sculpt classes, and spending time cuddling with her dog.