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My approach to therapy is primarily cognitive behavioral and solution focused but also integrative and wholistic. My style emphasizes the whole person, the development of one’s identity and expression of it. I received my MA in Counseling at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary with a dual concentration in Mental Health Counseling and Family and Marital Counseling and my BA in Sociology at Boston College. My clinical interests include but is not limited to anxiety, depression, interpersonal growth, identity development, and substance use. My previous experience has been in community mental health and partial hospitalization programs with a focus on dual diagnosis. I’m from Boston and enjoy eating good food. I like build things and DIY projects because you learn from the process, adapt with what you have and accept imperfections.