Therapy in MA
I’m an intern therapist currently pursuing my Master’s degree in social work at Fairfield University. I love helping individuals build autonomy in their relationships with food and their bodies. I’m passionate about supporting the LGBTQIA+, chronic illness, and disability communities and providing weight-inclusive care.
As an intern therapist, I provide no-cost services at The Meeting Point* in Boston (or virtual!) supervised by Katie Byron, MDiv, LICSW and Molly Robson, LICSW.
Please email me for more information.
About Me
I’m a white, queer woman, and I center body liberation in my work and personal values. I’m dedicated to cultivating an anti-oppressive, trauma-informed approach and advocating for justice in eating disorder treatment. I believe in each person’s innate wisdom and hold a judgment-free space to examine how your actions and attitudes have been protecting you. In sessions, I lead with trust and a commitment to co-creating your path forward.
My experience includes working as an eating disorder recovery coach and peer group facilitator, as well as supporting adolescents and their families within a community-based organization. I’m interested in providing therapy around body image, eating disorders/disordered eating, and challenging the expectation that we should be as hungry, obedient, and small as possible.
You can often find me knitting, crocheting, reading, and enjoying all kinds of art with friends and family. I have a background in theater, another favorite activity, and I love working with artists and performers.
*The Meeting Point is a collective of body workers and mental health practitioners committed to creating greater access to care for populations including LGBTQI identified individuals, POC, people who have experienced trauma, and those with physical and/or emotional disabilities.