After obtaining my Bachelor of Science in Biology from Saint Joseph's University, I received my Master of Arts and Doctor of Psychology degrees from the Institute of Graduate Clinical Psychology at Widener University.  I have worked in several treatment settings, including three private practices, an eating disorders unit, a wraparound service agency, a college counseling center, and a residential treatment center.  

 

I provide individual therapy for adults aged 18 and older.  In addition to working with various anxiety disorders, depression, and relationship problems, I am particularly interested in working with women struggling with the unique challenges associated with infertility.  Infertility can be an exhausting and isolating process that challenges you physically and emotionally and I am here to provide you with the support and understanding to help you cope.  I also treat other women’s health issues, medical concerns, and difficulties related to motherhood.

 

People often come to therapy when they are adjusting to change or coping with a major life stressor.  Whether you are a new parent, coping with a medical diagnosis, adjusting to college or graduate school, or struggling with another life transition, I am here to help you effectively manage your stress.

 

My approach to therapy is integrative and collaborative.  I tailor various psychological theories and interventions to address your individual concerns.  I primarily use strategies from psychodynamic, mindfulness, cognitive behavioral, and acceptance and commitment therapy approaches.  I strive to create a nonjudgmental environment of openness, trust, and compassion to help you feel at ease.  We will work together to help you feel better and lead a happier and more fulfilling life.

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