I am an LCPC-c with a private practice in Portland. I initially arrived to Maine as a midwifery student and eventually ended up at Hospice of Southern Maine, asa bereavement counselor working with individuals 

and facilitating groups for grieving families. I continued my work in hospice as a volunteer for several years, where I served the needs of dying patients. 

Sharing space with others as life is coming in, and going out, has grown my deep commitment to honoring the depth of each transition we find ourselves in. I believe that grace can be found in some of our darkest times and that therapy can buoy us towards greater health, as we make our way.

 

I have a Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Goddard College. My educational focus is on intergenerational legacies of loss and trauma, as well as the important experiences of differentiation and interpersonal connection. I am actively involved 

in many experiential groups and trainings, in which I continue to expand and strengthen my skills and interest in working with clients through their emotional processes.