After graduating from Georgetown University I was awarded a fellowship with the National Institute of Health in Child and Family Research. I received my Doctorate in Psychology in 2005 and have been working with teenagers and adults ever since.
I am direct and to the point and I expect the same from my clients. This is the only way to achieve real progress. That being said, this is hard work, and the only way to succeed is to trust your relationship with the therapist you are working with, whether it is me or anyone else.
It is always important to keep in mind that although we never truly leave our past behind us, we also have to strive to move forward in a way that allows for true progress. A big part of that progress means understanding how to prevent your past from controlling your present and future.
***Please note, I am not currently taking new patients in person***
