Our Services
My work spans clinical practice, professional mentorship, and behavioral health consulting. Whether you are seeking therapy, working toward licensure as a social worker, or developing behavioral health programs within a healthcare organization, my goal is to provide thoughtful guidance and practical support.
My clinical work integrates several evidence-based approaches that support both insight and practical change. These approaches allow therapy to address both immediate concerns and the deeper patterns shaping a person’s experiences.
Approaches I commonly draw from include:
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Motivational Interviewing
Trauma-informed care
Strengths-based and insight-oriented approaches
Individual Telehealth Therapy
Therapy offers a space to step back from the pressures of daily life and explore the patterns shaping your experiences. My work focuses on helping thoughtful, capable individuals navigate stress, life transitions, and the challenges of modern professional life.
Areas of focus include:
Professional stress and burnout
Anxiety and chronic stress
Life transitions
Relationship challenges
Identity exploration and personal growth
Clinical Workflow Change Management
In addition to clinical work, I provide consulting services to healthcare organizations seeking to strengthen behavioral health programs.
My experience includes work in collaborative care models, integrated behavioral health programs, and healthcare systems focused on improving access to mental health services.
Consulting services may include:
Program development and implementation
Collaborative care model guidance
Behavioral health workflow improvement
Clinician training and education
Measurement-based care implementation
My consulting work focuses on helping organizations build sustainable systems that support both clinicians and the patients they serve.
Clinical Licensure Supervision for Social Workers
I provide clinical supervision for social workers pursuing independent licensure in South Carolina. My supervision style focuses on developing strong clinical judgment, ethical decision-making, and confidence in your professional identity.
Supervision is a space to explore complex clinical situations, strengthen your therapeutic skills, and reflect on the challenges that arise in practice.
Topics often include:
Case conceptualization
Ethical decision-making
Navigating systems and workplace dynamics
Developing therapeutic presence
Building confidence as a clinician
I aim to create a supportive environment where developing clinicians can ask questions, think critically, and grow into their professional voice.
