A native to Delaware, I received my Undergraduate Degree in Sociology, with a Minor in Womens' Studies at The University of Delaware. After completing my degree, I attended Widener University where I completed my Masters Degree in Social Work. Since 2009, I have been in the field of helping others in various capacities, such as: a facilitator for bereaved children, a social worker in an acute care inpatient setting, and a clinician in a substance abuse/mental health outpatient agency.
Wearing many hats, such as a parent of premature children with health difficulties and a spouse to a First Responder, I understand being pulled in many different directions. I also empathize with feeling that your self care may fall to the bottom of your never ending "to do" list. I offer a safe place to process the trauma, in an office that is not over stimulating for the senses. I incorporate several treatment interventions, tailored to what you need at that time.
With a combination of firsthand experience and clinical knowledge, I can help navigate you through these difficult times. I have numerous treatment approaches, tailored to each client’s needs.