When I’m asked about what I love most about being a therapist, I explain that it is a privilege to be a part of a profession where I get to authentically get to know people. I continue to find significant meaning by being able to accompany people on their journey towards what a ”good life” would mean for them; this includes folks on a journey regarding gender, sexuality, fertility, parenthood, relationships, reproductive health, and/or specific mental health challenges such as OCD, anxiety, depression, or trauma related disorders.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) and received my masters degree in Clinical Social Work from Boston College as well as an undergraduate degree from Mount Holyoke College in Politics and Africana Studies. In my time in the social work field, I’ve worked in multiple settings such as domestic violence and sexual assault advocacy organizations, homeless shelters, community mental health providing psychiatric crisis services, pediatric hospitals focusing on reproductive and gender affirming health care for youth and young adults, and working with pregnant families experiencing infant loss, termination for medical reasons, and/or expecting a child with medical complexity.