I've always been deeply interested in how other people experience the world and I've sought to learn what I can from the lives of others.  I'm drawn to work as a therapist not only because I find it meaningful to help people relieve suffering and conflict in their lives, but because my time with clients asks me to continually grow and evolve alongside them.  

I earned my Masters in Family Therapy from Thomas Jefferson University's unique collaborative program with Council For Relationships, one of the oldest relationships-oriented therapy organizations in the country. Before beginning in private practice I worked as a PK-8 school counselor while holding a clinical and leadership position at Courdea, a Philadelphia-based intervention program for people who have acted harmfully in relationships.

I am professionally licensed as an LMFT North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Maryland, and provide therapy for clients both in person and via video.