My approach: As an integrative therapist, I combine psychodynamic, somatic, relational, and skills-based approaches with up-to-date research on what works (and doesn’t!) and the connections between our brains and bodies.

Education and training: I am a New York City native, first generation college student, and a graduate of CUNY and SUNY. I earned my B.A. in Psychology from Hunter College where I completed training and research in cognitive science and graduated cum laude with departmental honors. I completed my Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the University at Albany, where in addition to my clinical training, I conducted research on health disparities and intimate partner violence, and was actively engaged in social justice advocacy on campus and in the community. I completed my clinical internship and postdoctoral training with North Bronx Healthcare Network, where I later supervised and oversaw our Psychology Interns’ Outpatient training. I have extensively worked with adults and adolescents across a range of outpatient and inpatient settings, including public and private hospitals, psychiatric emergency rooms, specialized trauma-treatment programs, and community mental health clinics, providing individual, group, and couples therapy, psychological testing, and organizational training.

Current work: I currently divide my time between training and supervision, clinical work, and consultation. I am the Mental Health Director for the William Street Clinic CCE, where I oversee assessment and treatment of 9/11 survivors. I maintain a small private practice focused on care for adults in NY, MA, and CT and provide clinical consultation to individuals and organizations on trauma-informed care, intimate partner violence, and the development of responsive clinical programming.