Administrative Staff
Meet the Team
From your first phone call with GHW, our staff works hard to answer all of your questions and make sure that our practice is the right fit for your needs!
Our administrative staff also serves as a resource for insurance-related concerns. Reach out to us by phone or email with any questions!
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Administrative assistant
Education: Trinity College & Fairfield University
Pets: two tabby cats named Abigail & Sasha
Favorite food: Macaroni and cheese
What do you like best about your job?
I love interacting with clients and learning about what they enjoy in life! Hanging out with our younger clients as they come in each week is a big highlight too.
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Office manager
Education: University of Delaware & Southern Connecticut State University
Pets: orange cat named Finn
Favorite food: Sushi
What do you like best about your job?
I love being able to support clients & their families to help them receive the care they need! Whether that’s from the first intake call to any administrative questions they have, I love connecting with clients.
Clinicians
Our team is made up of skilled clinicians with varied training experiences, something we strive for when creating an environment that welcomes different perspectives and backgrounds.
When working with one of our clinicians, you are working with our entire team - we aim to make sure that you receive the same quality care while providing our clinicians the freedom to personalize treatment and create valuable connections with clients.
All clinicians adhere to GHW's approach and values.
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Clinician
Education: University of Denver
Areas of clinical interest: working with all ages; focusing on grief, chronic illness, trauma, anxiety, depression, and life transitions
Favorite movie: Mary Poppins
Pets: Two dogs (named Jack and Harley) and a cat named Stella
What do you like best about your job?
I like how I can have the playful wonder of childhood to the reflective wisdom of later years in one day. I am continually inspired by the unique strengths and stories each person brings. Being a counselor means offering a timeless gift: the chance to be a trusted companion and a source of guidance, helping people discover clarity, healing, and a renewed sense of resilience. It’s not just a career—it’s a passionate calling to accompany individuals through every season of life and witness their transformative journey.
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Clinical Director
Education: University of Massachusetts & Central Connecticut State University
Areas of clinical interest: working with all ages; focusing on anxiety, depression, relationships, trauma, & neurodiversity. I enjoy using CBT, somatic, art and play-based therapy.
Favorite book: As a kid, I loved The Outsiders!
Pet: Black lab named Jack
What do you like best about your job?
I love working with clients to meet them where they are at and helping them find their path.
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Clinician
Education: University of Connecticut
Areas of clinical interest: anxiety, depression, social skills, parenting and working with neurodiverse kids
Favorite movie: The Breakfast Club
Favorite place: Maine
What do you like best about your job?
I love working with kids and their families to help them feel successful and learn new skills!
she/her
Clinician
Education: University of Denver
Areas of clinical interest: working with all ages; focusing on grief, chronic illness, trauma, anxiety, depression, and life transitions
Favorite movie: Mary Poppins
Pets: Two dogs (named Jack and Harley) and a cat named Stella
What do you like best about your job?
I like how I can have the playful wonder of childhood to the reflective wisdom of later years in one day. I am continually inspired by the unique strengths and stories each person brings. Being a counselor means offering a timeless gift: the chance to be a trusted companion and a source of guidance, helping people discover clarity, healing, and a renewed sense of resilience. It’s not just a career—it’s a passionate calling to accompany individuals through every season of life and witness their transformative journey.
she/her
Clinical Director
Education: University of Massachusetts & Central Connecticut State University
Areas of clinical interest: working with all ages; focusing on anxiety, depression, relationships, trauma, & neurodiversity. I enjoy using CBT, somatic, art and play-based therapy.
Favorite book: As a kid, I loved The Outsiders!
Pet: Black lab named Jack
What do you like best about your job?
I love working with clients to meet them where they are at and helping them find their path.
she/her
Clinician
Education: University of Connecticut
Areas of clinical interest: anxiety, depression, social skills, parenting and working with neurodiverse kids
Favorite movie: The Breakfast Club
Favorite place: Maine
What do you like best about your job?
I love working with kids and their families to help them feel successful and learn new skills!
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Owner & Clinician
Education: Providence College & University of Hartford
Areas of clinical interest: executive functioning, relationships, anxiety, life transitions
Favorite movie: Good Will Hunting
Pet: Whoodle named Ruby
What do you like best about your job?
I get to have uninterrupted, important conversations with people
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Clinician
Education: Rochester Institute of Technology & Gallaudet University
Areas of clinical interest: adults, the D/HOH population, and depression/anxiety
Favorite book: Anything by Patricia Cornwall
Favorite movie: Goonies, Sandlot, Fried Green Tomatoes, Inside Out
What do you like best about your job?
I love working with different types of people, watching progress, seeing the “aha” moment, and I am always amazed at how much in common people have with one another.
she/her
Owner & Clinician
Education: Providence College & University of Hartford
Areas of clinical interest: executive functioning, relationships, anxiety, life transitions
Favorite movie: Good Will Hunting
Pet: Whoodle named Ruby
What do you like best about your job?
I get to have uninterrupted, important conversations with people.
she/her
Clinician
Education: Rochester Institute of Technology & Gallaudet University
Areas of clinical interest: adults, the D/HOH population, and depression/anxiety
Favorite book: Anything by Patricia Cornwall
Favorite movie: Goonies, Sandlot, Fried Green Tomatoes, Inside Out
What do you like best about your job?
I love working with different types of people, watching progress, seeing the “aha” moment, and I am always amazed at how much in common people have with one another.