At GlowUp GlowTogether, healing is not about becoming someone else. It’s about living in alignment with who you truly are. Together, we meet at the intersection of the heart and mind to outgrow what no longer fits and be who you are becoming.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW/LICSW) with a Doctorate in Social Work (DSW) from Simmons University in Boston and a Certification in Fashion Styling (CFS) from the School of Style in Manhattan. I blend evidence-based mental health care with creativity and self-expression to create a welcoming, personalized experience. With over ten years of clinical practice, I support teens and adults in navigating life’s challenges with compassion and clarity. Together, we’ll uncover your strengths as a guide toward well-being.

My personal and ongoing GlowUp includes spirituality, time with loved ones (including my dog), social welfare, holistic health, food, fashion, and the privilege of working with people like you.

Looking forward to connecting!

GlowUp GlowTogether’s mission is to nurture the unique spark in all served.

By partnering with individuals, families, schools, and youth organizations, GlowUp GlowTogether PLLC extends its impact nationwide.

GlowUp GlowTogether PLLC combines the following principles:

Cognitive Behavioral Skills: Understanding how thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are interconnected to address patterns and make empowered changes.

Dialectical Behavioral Skills: Building interpersonal effectiveness, emotion regulation, and distress tolerance to face challenges with confidence.

Mindfulness: Practices to live in the moment with presence and peace.

Creative Arts: Expressing the inner self for emotional freedom.

Diversity: Meaningful engagement with difference.

Equity: Addressing barriers to resources, opportunities, and support.

Inclusion: Creating space to speak and show up authentically.

Intersectionality: Exploring how multiple identities shape lived experiences and self-concept.

Power: Supporting self-determination and independence.

Anti-Racism: Challenging oppression and centering identity as a means for healing.