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For Therapists

Community Networking

Being a solo practitioner has its perks, but it can also feel isolating—especially for an extrovert like me. I miss the casual connections with colleagues, whether it’s sharing insights, swapping stories, or just catching up over coffee. That’s why I’m creating opportunities to connect with fellow therapists through three simple and meaningful ways!

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Let's Grab Coffee

Whether you’re in Atlanta and want to meet in person or prefer a virtual chat, I’d love to share a cup of coffee or tea and get to know you. Let’s talk shop or just enjoy some friendly conversation.

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Virtual Coworking

Working from home can get lonely. Join me for a 60-minute coworking session where we can tackle clinical notes, plan our week, and motivate each other—all from the comfort of our own spaces.

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Need to Consult?

Need to talk through a challenging case, brainstorm a diagnosis, or refine a treatment plan? I love diving into the details, sharing insights, and supporting other therapists in their work. Plus, consultations are a great way to stay sharp and build confidence.

Let's Connect

Still not sure if we'd be a good fit, but don't want to make that dreaded phone call to ask questions?

I get it.
Maybe this will help:

    • you’re looking for a therapist who’s going to be more direct and engaged.

    • you’re open to being challenged.

    • you’re looking for honest feedback from someone you can trust.

    • you’re interested in learning more about your mental health diagnosis and ways to cope with distressing symptoms

    • you want a therapist who will share their natural reactions... I am aware I do not have a poker-face, so I’ll let you know what I’m thinking! That way, you don’t have to start guessing what my face is trying to say.

    • you’re motivated for change.

    • you’re interested in doing the work and realize there’s likely no quick fix...I know, I know, we all want one!

    • you’ve experienced past events that continue to negatively affect your present self.

    • you want to better understand why you act or react the way you do.

    • you’ve asked yourself, “how am I supposed to function like this?”

    • you’re looking for eating disorder treatment

    • you’re legally a minor (under 18 years old)

    • you reside outside of the states of Georgia, New York, or Pennsylvania

    • you’re looking for in-person therapy

    • you’re in need of legal help

    • you’re looking for a prescription...you then want to find a psychiatrist