Hello! My name is Mollie and I am working toward my Masters degree at Antioch University. I am passionate about working with adolescents and adults who are navigating life transitions, depression, anxiety, past trauma, and/or folx who want to work towards healing their relationship with their body and food. I approach therapy as a collaboration. I view you as the expert on your life and experiences; I am there to bear witness to your story while offering my curiosity to explore what brings you to therapy more deeply through a nonjudgemental, safe space. I draw from several therapy modalities such as parts work, somatic theory, gestalt, solution-focused, and CBT/DBT to tailor a therapeutic approach for you. Additionally, as an art therapist, I strive to bring your inherent creativity into the therapeutic space no matter how it looks. As humans we are all creative and through utilizing your innate creativity, we can begin to explore your challenges from different perspectives that may provide deeper insight than talking alone.

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As a white, cis-gender, and able-bodied person I am committed to deepening my understanding of how these identities influence me and the spaces I am in. I practice from a social justice framework and work towards dismantling my own internal biases that perpetuate the oppressive systems in place. I embrace a Health at Every Size (HAES) perspective in my work. When I am not in the office you can find me sewing, knitting, snuggling with my cats, or climbing the nearest wall.