I have been in the field of Psychology since I was a student at CU, Boulder almost 20 years ago. I've taken a break from direct clinical work over the past eight years as I've been raising two children, but I've maintained my education and training throughout those years. My passion has grown in the areas of Infertility, Women's Issues, and Grief and Loss.
As a clinician, I have lots of therapeutic techniques that I've been trained in, but I tend to prioritize Narrative Therapy and Existential Therapy. That is to say, I encourage healing through exploration of each individual's story and the meaning created and experienced through life's challenges.
The therapeutic relationship is one of the most important aspects of healing within therapy, so I truly strive to provide an authentic, person-centered approach that is individualized for each person. My perception is that clients are the true experts in their lives and I am privileged to accompany individuals through self-exploration and healing. Telling your story is encouraged and I believe trust through connection is essential in helping clients feel safe enough to do so.
