I attended Columbia University and earned my Bachelor’s degree in gender and sexuality studies in 2013. I earned my Master’s of Social Work from Boston College and I’m currently a postgraduate fellow at the Psychotherapy Institute of Back Bay (PIBB).

I have diverse training and experience. I served as a case manager for City Block health in Brooklyn and worked at the Brigham and Women’s Phyllis Jen Center for Primary Care. I am passionate about supporting sexual assault survivors-I spent years working as a medical advocate with the Boston Area Rape Crisis center and as well as MIT’s Violence Prevention and Response Office and presented in 2016 at the American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry’s annual meeting

In 2021 I began providing in-home family therapy sessions-work that included developing comprehensive assessments, safety planning, treatment planning, and implementing therapeutic activities. At this time, in addition to my work at CFE, I am a mobile crisis clinician who is comfortable working with children and teens who have been identified as "high risk" and engage in self harming behaviors. This unique skill set allows me to support both the client and their family system in a grounded way.