Clinical Psychologist / Neuropsychologist
Location: Woodbury, Telehealth and/or In Person
Pronouns: She/Her
I work with a wide range of ages – from preschoolers to older adults – and view my job as to help clients answer questions they have about themselves or their loved ones. Some clients come to an evaluation with specific questions (like, “Does my child have ADHD?” or “Is there something wrong with my memory?”). Sometimes, though, it can be hard to know exactly what you want to know! Whether your questions are clear or cloudy, we will work together to determine what exactly you are hoping to understand, and then collaborate in a process of discovery to help you learn new information and begin making positive changes in your life. Depending on what you are hoping to gain from an evaluation, we might explore brain style, personality, relationships, learning or thinking skills, or your emotional life. We’ll combine your expertise on your own life with the tools of psychological testing to develop a plan for helping you make progress, reach goals, and move forward in whatever ways are most meaningful to you.
I earned my doctorate in clinical psychology (The Chicago School of Professional Psychology) following my bachelor’s (New York University, NYC) and master’s degrees (Columbia University, NYC), also in psychology. My background includes work in neuropsychological and psychological testing across the lifespan, as well as child and family therapy and severe mental illness.
In my free time, I enjoy biking, hiking, dreaming about my garden, Indian food, and curling up with a good book and my purr-factory of a cat. My husband and I live in the woods of Western Wisconsin with our 3 kids, and spend many weekends having living room dance parties to 90s music.