I am a licensed clinical social worker specializing in couples therapy and individual therapy for clients with eating disorders, anxiety, and life/relational stressors and transitions. I also have a passion for working with parents/caregivers of those struggling with eating disorders or behavioral issues on ways to more effectively support their loved ones. I believe love is love. I support my clients wholeheartedly, regardless of their sexual orientation, gender identity, sex, race, body size, disability, religion, and socioeconomic status. I value working with clients to explore how these parts of their identity contribute to their experience of themself, others, and the world.

I received my Master’s of Social Work degree from The University of Wisconsin-Madison (Go, Badgers!), and my Bachelor of Arts from Loyola University-Chicago.

Prior to my time in the outpatient therapy world, I worked in inpatient, residential, partial hospitalization, and intensive outpatient levels of eating disorder care. I have worked as both an individual therapist and as a family and couple’s therapist.

I value the strength of the relationship clients have with their therapist and work hard to build a rapport with you. Clients have described me as warm and genuine.

When I’m not in a session, you can find me escaping to the mountains to backpack, hike, and marvel at the number of stars outside city limits. I’m also an avid reader with an appreciation for laughter, organization, Midwestern accents (you may hear it at times!), and cookies & cream ice cream.