Striving to provide neuro-affirming, person-centered services, grounded in the
Person-in-Environment and strength-based perspectives.
Owner & Clinician | Therapy & Consultation | Danvers, MA
I’m a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker with a PhD in Social Work, offering outpatient therapy through my private practice based in Danvers, Massachusetts. I provide both in-person and virtual therapy for clients across the state.
I use a collaborative and narrative-based approach to help clients reconnect with their values, expand their capacity to cope and self-advocate, and find more ease and meaning in daily life.
Explore my web site to learn more about my therapy services
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My practice supports:
Parents and caregivers of disabled or neurodivergent children
Adolescents and young adults facing life transitions, identity development, and emotional distress
Neurodivergent individuals navigating burnout, masking, late diagnosis, and self-understanding
I use a collaborative and narrative-based approach to help clients reconnect with their values, expand their capacity to cope and self-advocate, and find more ease and meaning in daily life.
Common areas of focus in therapy include:
Autism-PDA, AuDHD and other a-typical autism presentations
Inertia, stress paralysis, and burnout
Anxiety, depression, OCD, and trauma
School avoidance
Caregiving grief, chronic stress, and trauma
Executive functioning, emotional regulation, and co-regulation
Relationship dynamics, identity, and self-worth
Disconnection, co-regulattionand systems navigation
Therapeutic Needs Assessment: Identify your learner’s therapeutic needs in the school setting, including appropriate placement, accommodations, and interventions, in order to improve student functioning at school.
School Staff Support: Help staff learn how to support your learner’s mental health needs within the school setting.
Attendance Support Consultation: Encourage and facilitate collaboration between caregivers and educational institutions to better understand your learner's challenges in attending school. Discuss potential accommodations that can be incorporated into the IEP/504 to effectively address any unmet attendance-based needs.
Neurodiversity consultation: Collaborate with caregivers and schools to design more inclusive environments for your student’s neurological differences