About Emily

As a therapist, I bring a lot of deep care and respect for my clients into session. Therapy is not always easy, but it should always feel meaningful, and you should always feel cared for. In session I use a relational, trauma-focused, and at times embodied approach to help my clients see their own stories with compassion and curiosity.

Beyond my clinical practice, I am an adjunct professor and supervisor at Lesley University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. I have taught a variety of Drama Therapy and Clinical Supervision courses, as well as Psychopathology, Human Development, and Power, Privilege, and Oppression in Clinical Practice.

I love being in community with my playful, creative, and brilliant colleagues. I find that the more I surround myself with other therapists, and therapists-in-training, the more tools I have to bring into my own clinical work.

Outside of my work I love to try new recipes, explore the beauty of my relatively-new state (New Mexico!), and read (I even sometimes try to read books that are not about being a therapist…)