Trainees
PRACTICUM STUDENT
Kayla’s clinical interests include BIPOC concerns, trauma, racial identity development, family of origin dynamics, life transitions, anxiety, depression, and race-related stress.
PRACTICUM STUDENT
Karly has experience supporting individuals experiencing disordered eating/eating disorders, body image concerns, anxiety, depression, OCD, chronic stress, substance use, interpersonal difficulties, and those who experience trauma and grief/loss.
SOCIAL WORK INTERN
Mike’s clinical interests include working with grief, anxiety, depression, trauma, vicarious trauma, minority stress, BIPOC, disordered eating, CBT, psychodynamic processes, and somatic awareness.
ADVANCED MENTAL HEALTH RESIDENT
Martie’s clinical interests include identity formation, anxiety, depression, adjustment concerns, working with members of the LGBTQIA+community, and eating and body image concerns.
PRACTICUM STUDENT
Natalia’s clinical interests include working with BIPOC communities, as well as anxiety, depression, chronic stress (immigration-based, acculturative, traumatic), and interpersonal difficulties.
PSYCHOLOGY INTERN
Kwanda’s clinical interests include working with individuals experiencing family conflict, racial and interpersonal trauma, grief and loss, international students, relationship and communication issues. She has also worked with individuals experiencing identity development concerns, first gen students, racial & identity exploration.
ADVANCED MENTAL HEALTH RESIDENT
Jess' clinical interests include grief and loss, non-heteronormative relationships including kink and poly, relationship dynamics with parents/caregivers, gender identity exploration, and increasing access to gender-affirming care.
ADVANCED CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY PRACTICUM STUDENT IN ATHLETICS
Troy’s clinical interests include working with student-athletes regarding their sport-performance, identity exploration, managing stress and anxiety, relationship concerns, and supporting those experiencing depression and/or grief. As a former collegiate student-athlete, Troy understands the importance of addressing concerns both on and off the field to assist each individual student in reaching their optimal potential.
PSYCHOLOGY INTERN
Jessie’s clinical interests include 2SLGBTQIA+ identity exploration/development and supporting 2SLGBTQIA+ folx, interpersonal violence and trauma, relationship concerns (including nonheteronormative relationships) and sexual wellbeing (kink friendly), and mindbody integration/connection.
PRACTICUM STUDENT
Alexis seeks to support BIPOC individuals with ethnic/racial identity exploration, experiences with racial stress and trauma, relationship concerns, religion and spirituality, depression and social anxiety.
PSYCHOLOGY INTERN
Rae’s clinical interests include identity exploration and development, supporting folks within the LGBTQIA+ community, those in nonheteronormative relationships (including poly and non-monogamy), folks who identify as neurodiverse, and those who have experienced trauma and grief/loss.
PSYCHOLOGY INTERN
Bek’s clinical interests include disordered eating/eating disorders, family of origin conflict, improving interpersonal relationships and building community, working with LGBTQ+ folks, and supporting people who have experienced interpersonal trauma.
PRACTICUM STUDENT
Micah’s interests include African American & diasporic issues, racial/ethnic, gender & sexuality based minority concerns, identity development/exploration, grief & loss, depression & anxiety, and substance use.
ADVANCED MENTAL HEALTH RESIDENT
Briana is interested in supporting BIPOC and LGBTQ+ collegians in navigating various mental health concerns including identity exploration/development, systemic/sociopolitical stress, belonging and community-building, emotion regulation, and family conflicts and relationships.
SOCIAL WORK INTERN
Julia’s interests include relationship counseling, self-confidence and self-efficacy, anxiety, family of origin concerns, and working with members of the LGBTQ+ community.