About Me
& the
Practice
About me: My name is Aimee, and I am so glad that you’re here! I am a ciswoman, queer, neurodivergent therapist, and I am honored to provide mental health services to individuals within the LGBTQIA+ community, which includes expansive gender identities and sexual orientations. As a member of the community myself, I deeply understand the need for therapists who bring this lived experience to their work. As a neurodivergent therapist, I bring a unique perspective to my work. This perspective allows me to ask questions and challenge old patterns of behavior in a direct way. I am able to share complex psychoeducational information in simple, digestible ways.
I graduated from Boston University School of Social Work in 2016 with a Master’s Degree in Social Work. Since that time, I have worked in community mental health and hospital settings, providing individual and group therapy, before opening my own practice.
About the Practice
In my practice, I work with many clients dealing with depression, anxiety, trauma, dysphoria, and toxic relationships. While I bring clinical knowledge and expertise in these areas, my clients bring expertise in their own lives and experiences. Together, we work as a team to determine how best to support you as an individual. I believe that each of us has done the best we can with what we had at each phase of our lives. Sometimes the coping skills developed by our former selves no longer work for us in the present. In those cases, we do not judge our former selves.
Now that you’re here, we can reflect on what tools and strategies may no longer serve you. I will listen to you with empathy and without judgement. Together we will develop new strategies to replace the ones that no longer serve you. These concrete strategies ensure that the work does not only happen in our time together, but also in your day to day life. It is my privilege to offer you the support and space that you need at this time.