“I approach clients nonjudgmentally with curiosity, interest, and the belief that a warm therapeutic relationship fostering open dialogue is the springboard from which to make lasting, positive change.”
What was your path to becoming a Licensed Clinical Social Worker?
I come from a family filled with mental health professionals, so this field was a natural choice for me. I became specifically interested in working with people with mood disorders when I worked for the Stein Clinic in Palm Beach and saw firsthand how life-threatening mood disorders can be.
What should someone know about working with you?
I approach clients nonjudgmentally with curiosity, interest, and the belief that a warm therapeutic relationship fostering open dialogue is the springboard from which to make lasting, positive change. When we meet, I will get to know you, not just your symptoms. I will work actively in sessions with you to help guide you.
What are you most excited about within the evolving mental health landscape?
I'm most excited about recent developments in trauma therapy that primarily focus on present difficulties and future goals rather than the past. By giving people very practical tools and skills that they can incorporate into their daily lives, they can feel better much more quickly.
“When we meet, I will get to know you, not just your symptoms.”