I provide identity-affirming, trauma informed care that allows clients to regain their confidence and change negative patterns.
Therapy has been one of the most transformative experiences of my life. It has empowered me to develop healthy coping mechanisms, navigate challenges that once felt overwhelming and impossible, and maintain healthy, rewarding relationships. It is what inspired me to pursue a degree in Social Work at Bryn Mawr College. As a therapist, I strive to create a safe environment that feels warm and welcoming. I understand how hard it can be to start your therapy journey, and so I strive to meet every client where they are at – no matter where that is. While I tend to work with techniques based in CBT, somatic therapy, and relational therapy, I believe every client is an expert in their own lives, so each therapy session is individualized to your unique needs.
I take a collaborative approach to make sure that every client is not only heard, but understood. I always welcome feedback and new ideas! I also understand that the environment we live in can affect us, especially when it is not in our control, and so I use a person-in-environment approach to gain a more holistic understanding of each client. As a queer therapist, I am passionate about working with members of the queer community and helping them find their identity and confidence.
I provide identity-affirming, trauma informed care that allows clients to regain their confidence and change negative patterns. My door is always open to young adults and adolescents who feel that they are struggling with no one to turn to and feel the pressure of navigating adulthood. I am also committed to supporting clients through loss, helping them navigate their new world after their loss. When you are ready to begin, I’d be honored to be apart of your journey.
Bar Harbor, Maine.
Taking care of my plants, reading a good fiction book, and cuddling with my cat and two dogs
Hiking with my dogs.
To be a novelist. I am constantly writing new book ideas!
I love all kinds of animals and even had pet rats in high school and worked as a nurse at a veterinary hospital!