About Me.
I am a recent graduate from Grand Canyon University where I received my Masters degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. I am a local resident of the Pittsburgh area and received my BA in psychology from the University of Pittsburgh. In the pursuit of my LPC licenses as a professional counselor I continue to develop my skills in the internships I have had at NATP and Alpha House.
I continue my education by attending trainings through Pennsylvania Counseling Services as well as through my job with UPMC. I am also a member of the ACA and continue to enhance my training and education by receiving specialized training to become a certified clinical trauma professional and certified in crisis interventions.
Education
November 2020-June 2024
M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
Grand Canyon University
Recently I received my Masters Degree from Grand Canyon University in Clinical Mental Health counseling with an emphasis in trauma. During my time at GCU I became a member of the Epsilon Honors Society as past of the counseling program.
September 2015-December 2017
B.A. in Psychology
University of Pittsburgh
I finished my undergraduate degree at the University of Pittsburgh
August 2012-May 2015
B.A. in Psychology
Minor in creative writing
Clarion University
I started my undergraduate journey and degree at Clarion University where I started my psychology journey and where I received my minor in writing.
Our Services
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Along with my other certifications, I am a certified crisis counselor and offer/teach crisis interventions
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Group Counseling
I offer group counseling services as well. The group counseling sessions include psychoeducational and processing groups where clients learn about how maladaptive behaviors and thinking patterns can contribute to other areas of their life.
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Individual Counseling
The services I provide are individual counseling where clients are able to gain insight into whatever issues are important for them to work on. As well as learn a variety of coping techniques to handle life's stressors.