Photo credit: Calvin Burgamy - 2019

Born and raised in Virginia, I have always cared about engaging with others in deep ways. I attended Wake Forest University as an undergraduate  and earned my doctoral degree in clinical and school psychology from the University of Virginia. I completed my predoctoral internship as a fellow in the Vanderbilt University Psychological and Counseling Center and Primary Care-Mental Health Integration clinic with the Veteran Affairs Tennessee Valley Healthcare System. I am a licensed clinical psychology in the state of Georgia and feel passionate about the connection between practice and research.

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I also work as an assistant professor of psychology at Agnes Scott College. There, my two branches of research explore a post-partum clinical mental health intervention for new parents and a longitudinal project examining college student development.

Education + Training

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Emory University - Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Clinical Psychology // University of Virginia - PhD, Clinical + School Psychology

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Vanderbilt University Counseling Center, VA Consortium - Pre-Doctoral Clinical Internship // Wake Forest University - BA, Psychology

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