Anna (she/her) is a pre-licensed Marriage and Family Therapist pursuing her degree at Thomas Jefferson University. She is passionate about partnering with couples to co-create affirming spaces that empower them to embrace their unique identities and cultivate positive narratives. Anna takes a strength-based approach to providing inclusive and equitable care. She is particularly interested in supporting BIPOC couples through mutual aid and addressing the barriers that affect the quality of their mental health and overall well-being.

Her background in Psychology and Gender & Sexuality Studies from Rutgers University informs her understanding of identity development, accessibility, and marginalization. With her clients, she uses systemic theories and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) to address interpersonal conflicts and create effective, lasting change. In addition to her clinical work, Anna’s is also passionate about research centered around supporting and liberating marginalized adolescents and adults.