I’m a licensed social worker practicing psychotherapy in Boulder, Colorado.

I support people navigating the effects of trauma, anxiety, depression, and relationship challenges.

My Approach

I apply a psychodynamic approach to support individuals and couples.

Together, we explore conscious and unconscious factors influencing thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, and create room for growth and change.

About Me

I grew up in New Hampshire, attended college in Washington, D.C., and began my career working as a staff member to a Democratic U.S. Senator. After nearly four years on Capitol Hill, I left politics and returned to school to pursue a passion for mental health and human development

I started my Colorado practice after completing practicum at Harvard University, where I provided psychodynamic support to undergraduate and graduate students, including students marginalized on account of gender, race, and sexuality, and young adults recovering from traumatic experiences.

Before Harvard, I completed practicum at Painted Brain — a Los Angeles-based non-profit addressing community mental health and social injustice through art, advocacy, and entrepreneurship.

I hold an MSW from the Smith College School for Social Work and a BA from American University.

I am licensed by the state of Colorado to provide psychotherapy and clinical mental health support.

My license number is LSW 0009926944.