I am a licensed clinical psychologist and neuropsychologist. I enjoy working with complex diagnoses and treating each individual based on their specific presentation and needs. I take into account individual symptoms, life circumstances, and various health factors. In my work as a clinician I do enjoy developing therapeutic relationships with a handful of clients, my primary focus is on neuropsychological assessments.

Across my evaluations, I utilize a systemic and integrative approach to assessment to tailor the process to each individual and their unique symptoms. By taking a deeper, psychoanalytic understanding of each individual’s presentation, I can foster an environment that focuses on diagnostic clarity to inform tailored treatment recommendations. Overall, I assess for a variety of diagnoses including, but not limited, to depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, thought disorders, attentional diagnoses, autism spectrum disorder, traumatic brain injury and more.

I earned my doctorate in clinical psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. While there, my studies focused on neuropsychological assessment and psychodynamic conceptualization and intervention. After graduating, I completed a two-year postdoctoral fellowship in neuropsychology and have continued to work with individuals across the lifespan in diverse settings including psychiatric hospitals, medical settings, college counseling centers and community mental health agencies.