I received my Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Gettysburg College. From there, I obtained my Master of Arts and Doctor of Psychology degrees from Loyola University in Maryland. My pre-doctoral internship was completed at the Houston Psychotherapy Institute. My graduate work originally focused on researching and evaluating forensic populations. My clinical skill set later broadened where I conducted assessments for learning and emotional disabilities for students in a variety of academic environments. I also provided psychotherapy for children, teens, and adults with mild to severe mental illness in both outpatient and inpatient settings. Following my formal training, I was a staff psychologist at a private practice in Baltimore, MD, working with both teens and adults. Several years later, I opened my own practice in the Washington, DC area.
These invaluable clinical experiences have promoted a natural evolution of my work over the years. As a licensed psychologist, I take great joy in helping individuals grow and develop the ability to healthily and productively navigate their inner and outer worlds, supporting and empowering people of all ages toward personal growth and change.