About
After earning my Master of Social Work degree from Boston University, I completed a year of advanced postgraduate training in Family Systems Therapy. I later founded a community-based nonprofit providing outpatient counseling services. Over the years, my clinical work has grown to include individuals navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use recovery, life transitions, and identity-related concerns.
I am LGBTQ-affirming and deeply committed to providing inclusive, compassionate, and culturally responsive care. My goal is to create a space where all clients feel seen, respected, and supported on their path to healing and self-discovery.
My approach is rooted in attachment theory, relational dynamics, and mind-body integration. I work collaboratively with each client to identify internal and external barriers, foster self-awareness, and support the integration of the whole person—emotionally, mentally, and physically. Our work begins with you, and is always guided by your unique goals, values, and strengths.
What is a clinical social worker?
A clinical social worker is like a trusted guide on your journey to better mental and emotional health.
They're trained professionals who use their deep understanding of human behavior and social systems to help individuals and families navigate life's challenges.
Whether you're dealing with personal issues, relationships, or mental health concerns, they're there to provide support, strategies, and a compassionate ear to help you find your way to a happier, healthier you.