About Me & My Approach
Counseling & Therapy
Research & Consulting
Education & Mentorship
My journey into cyberpsychology began with a curiosity about how digital technology and cybersecurity influence our current lives; however, I started my academic journey at Pace University in NYC with a focus on business. I went on to study at the Adler School of Psychology (Adler University) in Chicago, earning a graduate degree in Counseling Psychology, then completing a Doctor of Education in Counseling Psychology with a concentration in Supervision.
Over the past 20 years, I’ve worked with individuals and organizations to help them navigate the complexities of the digital age, from managing online stress to understanding the cyberpsychology behind social media use and reliance. My experience includes outpatient psychotherapy, academic research, interdisciplinary collaboration, business consulting, and public speaking events.
My Approach
Everyone is a unique individual person, defined by their goals and ambitions, not just their experiences.
We all see the world from our own phenomenological perspective, which includes biochemical, psychological, social, cultural, and environmental factors that impact us.
Our emotions give us clues about what's most important to us. Behaviors are symptoms of how these affect us.
Conflicts, within us or between others, can be transformed into opportunities for growth and connection.
