Therapy is about helping you make the changes you desire. Together, we will examine how your experiences--including your thoughts, beliefs, expectations, motivations, fears and needs--are affecting you currently. The therapeutic relationship provides an opportunity to gain insight into patterns and explore aspects of yourself that are hard to address. As you become more aware of these patterns and deeper aspects of yourself, change becomes possible. This process works best when both the therapist and the client are engaged and active participants in the process. I work with individuals, couples and families. Although I have worked with children in the past, I currently only work with adults and older adolescents. 

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I have a Ph.D. from Bryn Mawr College and currently work as both a clinical psychologist in private practice and as the director of clinical training in a doctoral program in clinical psychology. I have served as a therapist at three universities with undergrad and graduate students, faculty, staff and administrators. I have developed specialized counseling programs (including eating disorders and health psychology) and have been the supervising psychologist for these programs. I also have a special interest in working with physicians around the challenges unique to the field of medicine and with scuba divers dealing with dive-related psychological issues. I have specialized training in both trauma (I am trained in EMDR) and emotionally-focused therapy (EFT). Over the years, I have worked with a broad range of issues and have published on multiple topics in journals and books.

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Along with my associates, I provide several types of psychological assessment. Learn more about the types of assessments we provide (along with a list of the kinds of assessments we do NOT provide) under the "Assessment" tab.

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Please note: I do not take insurance, but I can provide you with a superbill if you would like to seek reimbursement from your insurance company. See "Rates" section for more info.