I am a licensed clinical social worker, educator, and founder of Connected Therapy Group. My clinical and academic work focus on attachment, acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), and the role of self in therapeutic practice.
My professional experience includes developing and directing treatment programs across detox, inpatient, and outpatient levels of care. I also serve as an adjunct professor at New York University, where I teach and mentor emerging clinicians. Through both clinical practice and education, my goal is to advance evidence-informed, relational approaches to therapy that foster authentic growth and recovery.
What I Do
Psychotherapist & Group Practice Founder
I am the founder of Connected Therapy Group, a collaborative practice dedicated to providing high-quality, evidenced based therapy to supporting individuals, couples and families reconnect to themselves and the world around them.
Educator & Speaker
In addition to clinical practice, I lecture and present on topics related to psychotherapy, attachment, and the therapeutic process. My work engages both clinicians and interdisciplinary professionals to strengthen theory-to-practice integration.
Speaking Engagements include:
Internal & External Safety Perspective on Attachment
Top down & Bottom Up Approaches to Treating Substance Use Disorders
The Use of Self in Enhancing the Therapeutic Process
ACT and Recovery
How to Get in Contact?
Whether you’re seeking therapy, interested in collaboration, or looking to book a speaking engagement, I’d love to connect.
