Nicole is a compassionate PHP family therapist who believes that caregivers are an essential part of a teen’s overall healing. They take a collaborative approach with families to improve communication, rebuild relationships, and identify possibilities for growth and change. They invite families to explore relational ruptures with compassion and find ways to move forward. In their work with families, they aim to plant seeds of hope and empower families to root into their strengths and grow towards their values and potential.
Nicole obtained their Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art and Geography and a Master of Arts in Education through Clark University in Worcester, MA. Nicole has a passion for supporting family systems and spent 10 years collaborating with children and families as an early educator before pursuing their Master of Social Work at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Before coming to Bright Path, they provided therapy to teens struggling with eating disorders and other mental health challenges. Nicole is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate (LCSWA) and is also working towards their Certification in Eating Disorders Specialist (CEDS).
Nicole enjoys spending time in nature, practicing yoga, reading, and being creative in the kitchen and their sketchbook.