I am a licensed clinical psychologist who fell in love with psychology while studying at Bowdoin College in Brunswick, ME where I majored in English and Theater and minored in Psychology, graduating cum laude in 2003. I then attended Antioch University New England where I obtained my Masters in Clinical Psychology in 2006 followed by my Doctorate in 2008. I completed my internship at the University of Rochester in NY and my postdoctoral training at the VA Hospital in Bedford, MA where I specialized in trauma and grief. I then worked in the Fayetteville VA Hospital before joining Lucy Daniels Center and returning to some of my early roots in child and family work. This inspired my interest in perinatal mental health and I chose to become certified as both a Circle of Security Facilitator (COSP) and a Perinatal Mental Health provider (PMH-C) through Postpartum Support International. In 2023, I was also trained in Brainspotting, a specialized treatment that helps to access unprocessed trauma in the subcortical brain, allowing for individualized, deep healing.

 

I have worked in this field for over 14 years, doing individual, group, family and child psychotherapy and have been honored to be a part of people's lives and journeys. I care deeply about the work that I do and the people I am fortunate enough to serve.