I am a master's level clinician and doctoral candidate in Fordham University's Clinical Psychology Ph.D. program. I earned my Master of Arts from Fordham University and my Bachelor of Arts from Amherst College with a double major in Psychology and Music. I have worked in outpatient and inpatient hospital settings, community mental health clinics, and university counseling centers with children, adolescents, and adults. I have received training in a number of insight-focused and skill-based therapeutic modalities, and delivered services in individual, group, couples' therapy, and family therapy formats.
In my clinical work, I strive to create a comfortable and nurturing environment that fosters vulnerability and growth, as I firmly believe the two go hand in hand. I adhere to the biopsychosocial model of case conceptualization and take a comprehensive, dynamic approach to understanding my patients. I am particularly diligent about attending to ecological systems (family, community, cultural, historical) in contextualizing an individual's well-being and functioning. I tailor my therapeutic approach based on the patient's values, and goals, and work collaboratively to create and maintain a supportive process that empowers individuals to be active participants in their therapy. |
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