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I’m in post-grad training at the Ackerman Institute for the Family, where I work with families and couples.
I studied English at Northeastern University for my BA and earned my Master of Social Work from New York University. 👩🏻🎓
Before I became a therapist, I spent nearly two decades running social media programs and teams for major nonprofits, publishers, and brands including the ACLU, BuzzFeed, and OREO.
I live in New Jersey with my husband, kids, and cats.
The people I work with tend to have it all together on the outside, but are quietly suffering on the inside. Together, we figure out why things are so hard, how things got that way, and strategies to make things better.
If you like therapy jargon: I work psychodynamically and relational, primarily using attachment-focused, humanistic, and systems-oriented modalities in order to help us make sense of how you see the world. CBT, DBT, ACT, and various behavioral models can be really useful and I’ll pull from them, but I’m not one to use a cookie-cutter approach. And I love transparency, which is why I use lots of psychoeducation to ~demystify~ the process of therapy.