A bit about my experience: A previous career in public relations, and a transition to motherhood had me longing for more meaningful connection and communication. It’s not so much of what we say but how we say it and the action behind it.

These transitions led me to begin my graduate degree at Chestnut Hill College, located in the beautiful Chestnut Hill section of Philadelphia. Graduating in 2013 after bringing two more souls into the world, I began the practice of helping others in a variety of settings. From a non-profit family therapy center, to a partial hospitalization program for children and adults, school-based therapy and finally private practice, I’ve realized that we aren’t all that different. Humans have a unique experience of wanting to be seen, heard and understood. I seek to do that in each session.

I opened my private practice in 2017 with a focus on couples counseling driven by the motivation that children are affected mostly by the quality of their parents relationship. I believe that most couples are doing their best to manage it all but life is tough. It can be scary and at times hopeless to not be seen by the person you love. Helping partners turn to one another and deeply connect is something I truly love about my work.