Therapy Services |
How many of us have trouble being in our bodies, in the moment, really present? Life trauma can wreak havoc on us and make it very hard to really show up within ourselves. I am a certified EMDR therapist and this can be a powerful tool to help my clients find their way back to their body, and help their body become a safer place in which to live.
In addition to working with depression, anxiety, grief and loss and living well through stressful transitions, I have worked with people struggling to feel positively about their eating and body image for most of my career. I want to learn about where you feel strength and personal power, as these are essential parts of helping you create a new way of living. Together we will understand what brings you to turning to or away from food or people, what gets in the way of you feeling you are bringing your best self to relationships, or living your life fully and happily, and help you find new ways to handle tough emotions so you can live your life more free of being caught in a cycle of self/other critical thinking and actions.
Consultation Services |
I offer individual and group clinical consultation to fellow practitioners and welcome professionals at all stages in their career.
I have founded several consultation groups, am a consultation group facilitator and professional member of the Multi-Service Eating Disorders Association. I am also a professional member of National Association of Social Work , EMDRIA, and The International Association of Eating Disorders Professionals. I graduated from Simmons College School of Social Work, I have been trained at the Family Institute of Cambridge in Narrative Therapy, and in Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, EMDR, Reiki as well as receiving ongoing training in the field of Disordered Eating, Internal Family Systems, and Cognitive Behavioral therapies. Over the last 30 years, I have developed and led workshops at universities, social service agencies, and in the communities in and around Boston, and served on the faculty of the Eating Disorders Institute at Plymouth State University.