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Therapy Services

Individual Session via Telehealth

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For teens or adults experiencing depression, trauma, anxiety, or other mental health challenges. Based on your therapy goals and interests, I combine talk therapy, music therapy, and mindfulness coping skills that work for you.

55-minute virtual session is $125 out of pocket. 
HSA card-eligible for insurance reimbursement.

Music Therapy Group Programming

Groups offer a safe space for you to connect with like-minded peers in a therapeutic setting. In my small, trauma-informed groups, we use intentional conversation with music and art to explore emotions together.

55-minute virtual group therapy sessions are $60 per person out of pocket. In certain situations, I am able to offer reduced rates based on need and income level.

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If you're interested in working with me complete the form with a few details. I will review your message and get back to you within 48 hours.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • I offer a range of solutions designed to meet your needs—whether you're needing a safe space to express yourself verbally with talk therapy or you want to process emotions through music therapy and creative art expression. Therapy services are tailored with your needs, strengths, and goals in mind.

  • Getting started is simple. Reach out through my contact form—I’ll reach out and answer any questions you have to determine whether my therapy approaches align with your goals.

  • My credentials are:

    • MA - Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling and Music Therapy.

    • MT-BC - Music Therapist-Board Certified. I am a nationally board certified music therapist. I have completed 1200+ hours of clinical work prior to board certification in 2025, academic training, and passed an exam allowing me to practice music therapy in the United States.

    • Pre-Licensed Mental Health Counselor. I am one year away from licensure in the state of MA to provide mental health counseling. I am currently working toward completing 3360 clinical hours prior to licensure.

    • I support individuals in-person and via telehealth at an outpatient group practice in Beverly, MA and have been with the practice since June 2025. I provide space for adolescents and adults experiencing complex mental health challenges and trauma. I work under a licensed mental health counselor to complete supervised hours toward clinical licensure.

    • I have previous clinical experience leading groups and supporting individuals with acute mental health challenges at an inpatient psychiatric hospital in Belmont, MA. I have also supported young teens experiencing developmental delays and mental health challenges at a therapeutic school in Beverly, MA.

  • First of all, Music therapy can benefit everyone of all ages (No - you do not need any previous experience playing an instrument or singing to benefit from music therapy).

    Music therapy is an evidence-based practice that connects individuals to inner strengths and can act as a bridge to better understanding ourselves and others. Listening to music, vocalizing, making music, analyzing music, and learning music allows us access to all parts of the brain and has been harnessed since the mid 1900s for healing mental health challenges. We will collaborate to determine what music therapy approach(es) may be most suitable for your nervous system regulation and wellness resourcing.

    Music therapy is also clinically indicated for musicians who experience music performance anxiety. If this is something you have experienced, feel free to reach out. Music therapy is all about process, not the end product.

  • At this time, I do not accept insurance plans for private practice work. Clients may use their FSA or HSA through their employer.

  • No. Therapy is collaborative and client-centered which means whatever methods you prefer to support your self-exploration will be most beneficial. If music and art does not feel like a comfortable approach for you, the session will likely be more talk-heavy and that is completely normal. Some folks, on the other hand, may feel more comfortable communicating through expressive music platforms when first meeting with a therapist. Either way is effective!