I began my academic journey at Washington University in St. Louis, majoring in Post-War Intellectual History, where I explored how thought and society evolved in the aftermath of global conflict. Driven by a passion for understanding the human condition, I went on to earn a master’s in Applied Clinical Psychology from The New School, followed by a second master’s in Mental Health Counseling at New York University. These experiences gave me both a strong grounding in evidence-based therapy and a philosophical lens on the complexities of modern life, which I now bring into my work with clients.