I earned my Master's degree in clinical psychology at Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology before earning my doctoral degree (Psy.D.) in Clinical Psychology with a concentration in Child and Families of Adversity and Resilience from William James College in Newton, MA. My practicum and internship placements include Gosnold on Cape Cod, Providence College and Harvard Street Neighborhood Health Center. I was delighted to complete her post-doctoral training in clinical psychology at South Shore Mental Health which further supported my goals to develop expertise in psychological and neuropsychological testing, working with those with developmental disabilities and individual, family and group therapies. I am a member of professional organizations including the Massachusetts Psychological Association and the American Psychological Association. In 2017 I vice-chaired the re-established the Sandwich Commission on Disability which focuses on assisting in the inclusion and integration of people with disabilities in the activities, services and employment opportunities of the community and became Chair in August 2018. I work at Cape & Islands Cognitive Behavior Institute and in independent practice at Cape Cod Psychology