I am passionate about supporting new moms. When I gave birth to my daughter, I was surprised by how intuitive some parts felt and how completely unprepared I felt about other parts of the postpartum period (hello sitz baths!). I found myself relying heavily on my mom friends and they became a huge source of support for me. As a mom and clinical social worker, I understand the strong need for care at this precious, challenging time in a woman’s life. My hope is to foster non-judgmental, curious, gentle spaces so that new moms feel like they’re not alone in all of what they’re going through. I have extensive training in perinatal mental health through Postpartum Support International and I currently work as a psychotherapist in private practice in Arlington, MA. I love slow mornings and going for walks with my family.

As a clinical social worker and mother of a young child, I have developed a deep appreciation for the importance of maternal mental health. The support system I had after giving birth was not only a lifeline but also a community where I could share the joys and wonders of this newfound phase of my life. I feel privileged to get to carry it forward by helping other women find similar communities as they enter into motherhood. When I am not spending time with my son at the playground or exploring the baby music scene, I work as a psychotherapist in private practice in Newton Highlands where I primarily see adolescents and young adults.