I’m a Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), eating disorder and food addiction therapist whose professional and personal path led me to work with Molly over five years ago.

As a therapist, I’m passionate about helping my clients gain control of their eating and work through issues around perfectionism, shame, anxiety, and codependency. I believe that change is most effective when we approach our problems with curiosity, compassion, and a non-judgmental approach. I also appreciate the importance of sharing the science and evidence-based reasons behind why we get stuck and how we can change, while listening and understanding the wisdom about my clients’ own personal experience.

Above all, I aim to help people see that they are not alone, and that a peaceful relationship with food is possible. I believe in the power of asking for help and being willing to show up consistently in a way that aligns with our long-term goals. I understand that change is hard, and there are bumps in the road. I’d be honored to be an unwavering support for you on your journey to peace and freedom in your relationship with food.

I received my Master’s Degree from the Columbia School of Social Work, where I was trained in the Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Intensive Training Program and Lab. Prior to my training in DBT, I worked in the University of Michigan’s Food and Addiction Science and Treatment (FAST) Lab where I explored how high reward foods, food advertising, and motivations to eat impact our eating behavior. I came to understand how our modern-day food environment is not set up for success, and why our challenges with addictive eating are all too common.

My own relationship with food has also informed my understanding and compassion for the complex issues that surround an eating disorder and food addiction. I’m so excited to get to be on your journey of healing. I’m able to treat those living in New York, New Jersey, Florida and Michigan.