Life can be challenging for all of us at times. Maybe a new challenge or crisis has arisen, or maybe you want to address a problem you've carried for years. It can be hard, and takes strength, to acknowledge when you're stuck and need help dealing with painful feelings or self-defeating behaviors. I see adults and teens with a range of difficulties and goals, working together to understand and ease sorrow, anxiety, or anger; explore or (re-)discover parts of themselves; address problems in work, school, or relationships; heal from trauma; resolve ongoing battles with their mind or body; and/or live with greater joy and satisfaction. I approach therapy as a creative, flexible process that evolves over time between two people. As a therapist, I work to understand each person's complex story and multitude of feelings, motivations, hopes, and fears. Within the unique space of this relationship, we can uncover deep feelings; explore new possibilities; and make lasting, worthwhile change. I strive to understand, welcome, and affirm all identities. Currently I can only offer telehealth, but I plan to offer in-person sessions by late summer. If you're interested in speaking about whether and how we might work together, please call or email me. If I don't think I can provide the help you need, I'll try to help you find a therapist who will.
Degree | Major | School | Year |
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PhD | Clinical Psychology | Eastern Michigan University | 2020 |
Bachelor of Arts | Psychology; Linguistics | Swarthmore College | 2013 |