Do you ever feel overwhelmed by life and all it holds?

Have you ever wondered if there is an end in sight for all your worries and concerns?

Are you wanting to make changes in your life, but cannot figure out how to start?

Are you ready to live a fuller, happier life?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, you may benefit from a therapeutic supportive relationship.

I see my ministry as journeying with people through the tough times or events that pull them down. My style is to partner with my clients and help them to deepen their understanding of who they are. Together we explore how behaviors develop and the role that emotions play in them. My goal is for the clients to feel empowered to make needed changes in their lives. In the process I offer not only compassionate, nonjudgmental support, but also hope that life can be joyful.

As a member of the Congregation of Sisters of St. Joseph for over thirty years, I am committed to help people find unity and peace within themselves, their relationships, and their place of work. I bring a lifetime of experience into the therapeutic room. I taught elementary school for thirteen years and accompanied women on their spiritual journey for eight years. As a licensed clinical psychologist, I use an integrative approach to meet the needs of my clients.  I incorporate psycho-dynamic theory, cognitive behavioral techniques, mindfulness, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Attachment work, and psycho-education. I value working in a pastoral counseling center where faith and spirituality are welcomed and utilized as strength for those who hold this as important.  With clients who desire to utilize their faith and/or spirituality as they seek growth, I start with their beliefs and values – not my own.  One of the strengths that I bring to each therapeutic relationship is faithfulness to my own psychological and spiritual journey.

I currently see clients both online and in person.

I offer clinical services for teenagers through older adults who present with a variety of issues including stress, anxiety, depression, grief, relationship concerns, difficult transitions, and developmental issues across the lifespan.  In addition, I specialize in offering psychological assessments for men and women who are in the discernment and application process of entering a Catholic Religious Congregation.

I am open to offering presentations to groups on a variety of topics.  Currently I have programming developed entitled Mindfulness in Daily Life, Dream Work as a Spiritual Practice, From Anxiety to Peace, Peer Supervision, Listening to the Heart, and Intergenerational Relationships in Catholic Religious Life. 

In addition to my work as a psychologist, I serve as clinical and training director for CDPCC.

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