My core belief is that everyone deserves a safe, non-judgmental space where they can build authentic rapport, establish trust, and be truly seen as they are. My approach to counseling is collaborative, person-centered, and built on meeting people exactly where they are. I am deeply committed to providing trauma-informed care that honors diversity and promotes equity, ensuring that individuals from all backgrounds and unique life experiences feel genuinely valued, safe, and respected

I strive to blend evidence-based practices with a personable, down-to-earth style aimed to break down the traditional stigmas and apprehensions so often associated with therapy. In turn, helping you identify your internal strengths and offering practical tools tailored to your personal journey.

Previously I served as a clinical research project coordinator for Brown University and Rhode Island Hospital. I currently serve as the Director of Behavioral Health for a local non-profit organization, where I provide comprehensive clinical care for neurodivergent adults and individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Ultimately, my goal is to ensure that therapy feels like a natural, supportive partnership from day one, and I look forward to the opportunity to connect and walk alongside you on your path forward. .