I earned my Doctorate of Psychology in Clinical Psychology from The George Washington University (GWU) and completed a post-doctoral residency at the Fairfax-Falls Church Community Service Board, where I received advanced training in psychotherapy, psychological assessment, and case management. During this time, I also provided forensic psychological assessment and consultation for the Child Abuse and Neglect team and the Juvenile Forensic Evaluation Program (JFEP).

After completing my residency, I held part-time positions at JFEP and GWU and started a private practice. From 2008-2013, I worked as a Clinical Psychologist for JFEP, where I provided forensic assessments, consultation and expert testimony to the courts. From 2009-2011, I worked as a Clinical Supervisor for GWU's Graduate School of Education and Human Development (GSEHD), providing psychotherapy supervision to masters and doctoral students. I also served as a lecturer and taught classes on beginning psychotherapy skills and advanced supervision theory and technique.

In addition to my full-time private practice, I continue to work with GWU, providing supervision to doctoral students as an Assistant Clinical Professor of Clinical Psychology.