@LakesideCenterForOCD
I began working and training in the field of mental health in the late 1990s because I wanted to better understand mental illness and how to help people with mental illness thrive. Since that time, I have worked in outpatient, inpatient, and partial hospitalization settings.
My interest in anxiety and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) goes back to my studies in graduate school. It fascinated me that the things we think help us feel better become the very things which fuel anxiety. When I started my private practice in 2012, I found that most of my clients were bothered by anxiety, either alone or with another mental illness. In 2015, I decided to focus my practice on anxiety disorders and OCD.