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How can we work together?

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What are your interests?

 

I am a clinical mental health counseling post-graduate at Messiah University with an interest in contributing to a deeper understanding of human behavior. My interests are antisocial behaviors, personality disorders, and cultural constructs. My primary academic interests are developing evidence-based approaches to better understand the effects of coercive control and narcissistic personality disorder. 

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Benefits of working with me 

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I am a provisionally licensed clinical mental health counseling supervisee. I have completed the necessary post-graduate work required for obtaining licensure in the state of Connecticut. My education and training are CACREP accredited which denotes a commitment and standard towards academic and professional excellence. Post-graduation will provide licensure as a professional counselor associate (LPCA) in Connecticut. Upon passing the state licensure exams I will be a national certified counselor (NCC). I will be a licensed professional counselor (LPC) after an additional 3,000 hours of clinical counseling psychology training. In addition, CACREP accreditation provides clinicians the opportunity to join the Counseling Compact. The counseling compact authorizes licensure in all compact states to practice in-person and telehealth medicine. 

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