About

Introduction:

I received my Master’s in Clinical Psychology from the Michigan School of Psychology in 2022. At the Michigan School of Psychology I trained in the Humanistic Method of psychology as well as CBT methods. During my time in the Master’s program I interned with Triton Behavioral Health. Through my internship with Triton, I conducted assessments at Connor’s Creek Hospital for individuals with traumatic injury. In 2020 I volunteered with Crisis Text Line to provide services to those in crisis.

Approach:

Humanistic Psychology affirms the inherent goodness and positive potential in each human being. Everyone has the capacity for self-actualization and self-direction. I believe in meeting every person at their own levels of capability, and personalizing treatment as needed through collaboration. Humanistic psychologists stress that everyone is not merely a product of their immediate environment, but that self-image, innermost feelings, and individual needs are a fundamental part of each human.