I am a clinical psychologist who is licensed in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. I earned my master’s and doctoral degrees from William James College. My clinical training includes college counseling, inpatient and outpatient settings, neuropsychological assessments, and both individual and group therapy. I particularly enjoy working with anxiety in the autism context as it is a chronically underserved population.

Over the last 10 years, much of the work I’ve done has included working with the autistic community in a a number of different settings- in schools, in therapy, in hospitals, and for assessment in outpatient settings. Because a formal diagnoses is often the first step toward services and support for autism, I greatly enjoy being a part of that process, and love that our work at Prosper is providing a new space for autistic adults.

I have a great appreciation for people who think differently and enjoy being part of highlighting, encouraging, and exploring those differences. Because autistic adults are a chronically underserved population, a strengths-based and affirming approach is an important starting point in delivering the validation, care, and support that is needed. I enjoy being part of a team that employs this approach and seeks to deliver affirmative and strengths-based care.