I’m a psychotherapist based in Boulder, Colorado.

I specialize in supporting people navigating the effects of trauma, anxiety, depression, and relationship challenges.

My Approach

I use an evidence-based psychodynamic approach to support individuals, couples, and groups.

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

You can learn more about psychodynamic practice and who might be a good fit for this therapeutic approach here.

About Me

I began my career as a staff member to a Democratic U.S. Senator in Washington, DC. After nearly four years on Capitol Hill - and a concussion that launched a journey of healing and self-discovery - I left my job in politics and returned to school to pursue a passion for mental health and human development.

I started my Colorado practice after completing clinical training 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 clinical training at Painted Brain — a Los Angeles-based non-profit addressing community mental health challenges and social injustice through art, advocacy, and entrepreneurship — where I supported low-income and unhoused clients in California.

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 .

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