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Writing & Presentations
Writing & Presentations
My work reflects a long-standing commitment to understanding human experience at depth, and to helping individuals, couples, and groups create meaningful, lasting change.
In addition to my clinical practice, I engage in writing and presenting on topics related to personal growth, relationships, trauma, and experiential therapy.
Book
The Quiet Work of Becoming: From Dream to Reality
A reflective and practical exploration of personal growth, self-awareness, and transformation.
This book integrates themes of mindfulness, emotional insight, and everyday reflection—offering accessible ways for readers to engage more deeply with their lives.
This work reflects themes I often explore in my clinical work—growth, self-awareness, and meaningful change.
Scholarly Work
Psychodrama Group with Veterans
Explores psychodrama as a trauma-informed group intervention, supporting emotional processing, relational connection, and integration of lived experience.
Psychodrama for Couples Therapy with Veterans
Examines the integration of psychodrama with Integrative Behavioral Couple Therapy (IBCT), conceptualizing trauma as both an individual and relational experience. This work explores how experiential methods may deepen emotional engagement and complement evidence-based approaches in couples therapy.
These papers were developed as part of doctoral work and are being prepared for journal submission.
Presentations
Grand Challenge Symposium – Wurzweiler School of Social Work
April 2026
Presentation topics include:
- Psychodrama as a trauma-informed intervention
- Experiential approaches to group and couples therapy
- Trauma as both an individual and relational experience
Ongoing Work
My current work continues to explore:
- The integration of psychodynamic and experiential therapies
- The role of embodiment and action methods in healing
- Applications of psychodrama in individual sessions, couples therapy, and group therapy
- The connection between self-awareness, relationships, and transformation
These works reflect my doctoral research and ongoing commitment to advancing experiential approaches in clinical practice.
Commitment
I remain committed to contributing to the field through clinical practice, writing, and teaching—while continuing to learn from the individuals, couples, and groups I have the privilege to work with.