I see older adolescents and adults throughout the lifespan, and specialize in working with college students and young adults. With a warm, down-to-earth, and supportive style, I help clients work through challenges such as depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, life transitions, academic and career concerns, gender and sexual identity exploration, addictions, and compulsive behaviors. My approach is client-centered and integrative, utilizing aspects of humanistic, existential, positive, relational, and psychodynamic psychology, as well as ACT, CBT and mindfulness based approaches. Whether we are working on coping skills, reflecting on patterns that may be getting in your way, identifying sources of meaning and purpose in your life, or exploring aspects of your identity, my goal is to help clients work through what brings them into therapy and to help them thrive. I received my doctorate in psychology from William James College, where I am currently an instructor of humanistic psychology. I completed clinical internships at Wellesley College and Tufts Medical Center, and received additional clinical training through a post-doctoral fellowship at Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates. In my spare time, I love riding my bike and practicing yoga.