I have been practicing since 2015 and would describe my therapy style as person-centered. I fully believe that clients should lead their treatment and focus on being non-judgmental and supportive to help clients meet their desired goals. Because my therapeutic background is in marriage and family therapy, I heavily believe that our family dynamics and relationships can greatly impact who we are and how we see the world, and will often explore these dynamics in treatment.
MA - Couple and Family Therapy, Drexel University
I've been interested in psychology since I was a teenage. I was fascinated with how the human mind works. In my family and friend groups, I was always the person who helped others with their stressors and better understand themselves. It only felt natural to eventually become a therapist.
I love to be outside and in nature. At the same time, I love video games and often spend some time playing every weekend.
Sometimes I need to disconnect from work and responsibilities for a few minutes. I will take a short walk or go stand outside for a few minutes. Just sitting and taking a few deep breaths is very helpful.
I often recharge by doing some kind of physical activity. If the weather is good, I would like to go outside for a walk. I also enjoy playing video games or hanging out with loved ones.
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