Prolonged exposure therapy (PE) is an intensive treatment for those living with PTSD. Unlike many of my other modalities, PE is time-limited and therefore efficacious for those looking for trauma treatment within a budget. I am happy to provide PE within the context of a more long-term psychotherapy relationship with me, as a supplemental therapy for folks working with other therapists, or as a time-limited therapy without the support of another therapist. I was certified in this treatment after completing a year-long training with the Center for the Treatment and Study of Anxiety with the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine in 2024.

I welcome those who are looking for relief from sexual pain and trauma as well as those looking for a supported space to explore new relational and sexual dynamics. Sex therapy involves gentle exploration of your own sexual desires and dynamics (including those who have no sexual desire and no interest in changing that) to increase your sense of safety and pleasure. I especially enjoy supporting disabled and trans people in their journey of re-defining what sex means to them outside of systemic norms. I am a graduate of Widener University’s sex therapy program and hold a Master of Human Sexuality Education as well as a Master of Social Work.

My therapy practice is relational. If you’ve found yourself repeating the same patterns, much to your own frustration, you might benefit from working with a relational therapist such as myself. I view the therapeutic relationship as an important tool for insight and growth. Clients often hear me say that if they are struggling to express a “challenging” emotion such as anger in their personal life, they are more than welcome (and likely to!) express it with me. In sessions with me, we will be processing more than just the content of your day-to-day life; we will explore the way our dynamic makes you feel and the way this might be used to change unhelpful coping skills and patterns.