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I’m a licensed psychotherapist in Boulder, Colorado.

I support adults navigating depression, anxiety, trauma, identity exploration, psychedelic integration, and relationship challenges.

My Approach

I apply a psychodynamic approach to support individuals and couples.

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

About Me

I was raised in New Hampshire and attended college in Washington, D.C. After college, I took an internship with U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH). I was an idealistic, high achiever who wanted to serve my community and make the world a better place. My internship turned into a job on her staff and I quickly rose the ranks.

After nearly four years on Capitol Hill and a traumatic brain injury that sparked a period of reflection and self-discovery, I left politics feeling burnt out and wanting to help people in a different way. I returned to school to pursue a deep interest in mental health and human well-being, applying the same work ethic that served me in politics to a new calling focused on healing and compassionate care.

Today, I help people develop insight into conscious and unconscious patterns impacting their wellbeing. I’m trained to offer psychodynamic therapy, as well as psychedelic preparation and integration.

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. I also supported psychedelic integration for students making meaning of profound altered states experiences, including veterans and high achievers experiencing PTSD.

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 enjoy working with creatives and people who find meaning and purpose through entrepreneurship and artistic expression.

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

I’m licensed by the state of Colorado to provide psychotherapy and clinical mental health support. My license number is LSW 0009926944.