I am an individual therapist with over a decade of experience providing direct service care and clinical supervision to front line health care workers. I became a social worker because I was called to support people through difficult times in their life, no matter what that difficulty might be. In my years of practice, I have provided care to people experiencing homelessness, suffering from substance use disorder, living with chronic health conditions, experiencing psychiatric crisis, and returning home from incarceration. I have experience working with adults with depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, and recovery from substance use disorder.

 

Life can be really tough on us as individuals, and I am a believer in multifaceted community treatment. I use a strength’s based, whole person approach to provide individualized treatment to truly meet client’s where they are on their road to wellness. Some of the modalities that I use in session include motivational interviewing, harm reduction and cognitive behavioral therapy. 

 

In addition to individual therapy, I provide both clinical supervision and professional development trainings to front line health care workers. Through the Covid-19 pandemic, worker burn-out was at an all-time high. Having access to quality clinical supervision and support is necessary for all of us, and I am dedicated to providing such care. 

 

I received my Master’s in Social Work at Columbia University, and Bachelor’s degree in Social Work at Providence College. I have a certificate in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy from Boston University. 

 

I truly believe it takes a village to get through life’s twists and turns, and I’d be honored to be a part of yours.