I began my counseling career working as a primary therapist at a day treatment program for adolescents and adults diagnosed with eating disorders and PTSD. that was where I developed a passion working with individuals with eating disorders I began work as a primary therapist at a day treatment program for adolescents and adults diagnosed with eating disorders and PTSD. There, I provide eating
disorder specialized care as well as trauma-informed care, including Cognitive Processing
Therapy (CPT) for people with PTSD diagnoses. I am now the assistant clinical director at this
program, supporting both clients in their recovery journey and therapists in their clinical
development.

I believe strongly that the relationship between the clinician and client itself is the most
important tool for change in the healing process. As such, I take a person-centered, paced
approach to therapy that attempts to first and foremost understand the client in their entirety
– including the environments, immediate and societal, that helped shape them. As someone
who specializes in trauma and PTSD, I always aim to ensure my work is trauma-sensitive and
informed and that my clients feel empowered with choice throughout every stage of the
therapeutic process.
Asking for help and sharing your story is a vulnerable and sometimes scary prospect. I hope to
create an environment that is warm, nonjudgmental, and understanding enough for you to feel
safe while also challenging enough to instill insight and create meaningful change.
 

Get to know Thérèse
- In my free time, you can find me walking my Pomsky puppy, Jax, listening to a podcast,
drawing, or devouring a docuseries.