Late adolescents and young adults: I have specialized training and extensive experience with late adolescents and young adults, specifically college and graduate students. I particularly enjoy helping those individuals navigate identity issues (struggles with friends, dating, and sexual orientation) as well as developmental challenges (separating from home, thinking about college/ job market, increased independence). This stage of life is filled with many choices and changes, and we work together to overcome the hardships and maximize success.
Disordered Eating: I completed my post-doctoral residency at Princeton University’s Center for Counseling and Psychological Services with a concentration in the treatment of eating disorders.
Through serving on this multidisciplinary team, I developed the belief that people at times express their complicated inner lives through their relationship with food. I strive to create a safe space in which clients can identify these underlying and often unspoken issues and use that awareness to create new possibilities for themselves.