I began my social work career facilitating support groups for women impacted by domestic abuse. This experience inspired me to pursue a master’s degree in social work at Bryn Mawr School of Social Work and Social Research.
During my graduate studies, I served as a therapist at a community mental health agency. There I was committed to supporting individuals from diverse backgrounds navigating through experiences of childhood abuse and neglect and relational trauma. It was in this environment that my passion for service and advocacy particularly for the most vulnerable and franchised flourished.
Post-graduation, I pursued advanced training in modern psychodynamic psychoanalytic therapy at the Philadelphia School of Psychoanalysis. This education provided me with a distinct approach to understanding and addressing my clients’ needs.
I am dedicated to continuous learning, ensuring I am abreast of the latest research, treatments and methodologies. Regularly attending workshops and trainings and participating in case consultation groups, I remain committed to offering my clients the most effective tools for their personal growth and healing.