Clinical Psychologist
Ph.D.
Depth-oriented therapy for women, LGBTQ+, and gender-expansive individuals struggling with anxiety, self-esteem, and eating disorders.
Client Status
410-989-3905
2175 NW Raleigh St. Suite 110
Portland, 97210
Rate: $200-$230
Provides free initial consultation
Practicing Since: 2013
Languages: English
You struggle with how you feel about yourself. You never feel you are “enough." You are swimming in self-doubt and only see your imperfections. Your inner critic is always on overdrive. Can it just let up so you can have a moment of peace? It hurts to treat yourself this way, but you don't know another way to be. What would it be like if you weren't constantly berating yourself? Together, we can help you loosen the grip your inner critic has on you so you can start enjoying your life again.
Specialties
I have completed extensive postgraduate training in psychoanalytic psychotherapy through the Washington Baltimore Center for Psychoanalysis (WBCP). I also have experience training and supervising other mental health professionals and offer supervision and consultation to professionals interested in psychoanalytic psychotherapy.
Specialties
I have worked with individuals struggling with eating disorders for many years. Much of my graduate school research related to eating disorders and body image concerns. I completed my postdoctoral fellowship at the Center for Eating Disorders at Sheppard Pratt, where I worked on both the inpatient and partial hospitalization programs. I also previously served the role of Eating Disorder Services Coordinator at Towson University Counseling Center.
I have always been passionate about providing affirming care to LGBTQ+ individuals. During my internship, I co-lead the first group for LGBTQ+ veterans within the Los Angeles VA Healthcare System. Before entering private practice, I worked at Chase Brexton Health Care in Baltimore, Maryland. Chase Brexton Healthcare is a federally qualified health center that began as a gay men's health clinic in 1978 and has been known since that time as a leader in providing LGBTQ+ care.
I have always been interested in helping individuals develop a more compassionate and healthy relationship with their bodies. My interest and experience with these concerns arose in large part from working extensively with individuals struggling with eating disorders. I have found in the years of doing this work that many individuals with whom I work struggle with body image to a such an extent that it impacts their day to day lives.
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