About

Kate is a Psychotherapist and Licensed Master of Social Work. She combines her therapeutic knowledge and holistic approach to tackle whatever it is you bring to the appointment. Strengths-focused and genuine in her approach, she quickly puts people at ease. Having been a therapist and supervisor at one of New York City’s oldest not-for-profit organizations, Kate has a tremendous working knowledge of evidence-based and evidence-informed therapeutic models, such as Multisystemic Therapy, Brief Strategic Family therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solutions Focused Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Mindfulness, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and Action and Commitment Therapy. Kate uses these models as well as the Gottman Method and Chapman approach to work with individuals, couples, families, and adolescents. In addition to offering guest lectures throughout NY and CT, Kate is an Adjunct Professor at Fordham University’s Graduate School of Social Service, where she teaches MSW students about evidence-based and evidence-informed models in a course called Evidence Based Practice with Children and Families. Kate has vast research experience, including: stigma in academic settings(women in STEM), how race/stigma impact trust, adolescents dealing with ADHD and/or substance abuse and how this impacts families, and the most effective/common techniques used in various models of family therapy. Committed to empowering others and recognizing that each individual seeks something unique out of therapy, Kate is dedicated to adapting her style to fit your needs. Education Fordham University Master of Social Work University of Delaware B.A. Psychology, Women & Gender Studies