I believe in working as a team with my client in a supportive, nonjudgmental environment, utilizing humor and honesty to create a safe space to talk. I have a broad range of experience, including working with children and families, individuals suffering from addiction, anxiety, depression, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, trauma, and those suffering with problem sexual behavior.

Each person is unique, therefore treatment is tailored to each clients' specific needs. Therapy is a process. I am here to be your advocate and support you in any way I can.

BA - Psychology, Central Connecticut State University 

MA - Forensic Psychology, The Chicago School of Professional Psychology 

CT 002359

she/her

I became a mental health professional because I know how hard it can be to struggle and feel lost. Seeking my own therapy was so beneficial, and I want to be able to help others find their way and lead their best life possible.

I love the outdoors. Some of my favorite activities include biking. blading, swimming, hiking, and snowboarding. I also love to explore new places. My favorite pastime though, is hanging with my son.

Staying connected is important to me. I make sure I reach out to at least one friend or family member to see how they are doing and letting them know how much I care about them.

My favorite organization is the International OCD Foundation (IOCDF). The work they do inspires my own. It also resonates with me personally as I have struggled on my OCD journey.

Quiet time spent with a good book.

I have two dogs. My son picked out our first, Indy, when he was born. Two years later we decided to foster a dog (Dru) and ended up adopting him. They both like to walk, but that is where the similarities end. Indy would play all day if he could, and Dru wouldn’t mind just laying around being pet. But they get along fabulously and are both wonderful additions to our family.