About Joanna
Honoring where you've been. Discovering where you want to go.
A licensed clinical psychologist and clinical supervisor, Joanna brings extensive experience to her work with women navigating complex lives and meaningful change.
PsyD
Doctor of Psychology
Licensed
Clinical psychologist
Clinical supervisor
For postdoctoral PsyDs
The work
Extensive experience, grounded in care.
As a licensed clinical psychologist, Joanna brings extensive experience to supporting women through anxiety, trauma, grief and loss, relationships, life transitions, identity and self-worth questions, and personal growth. Her career also includes clinical supervision for postdoctoral PsyDs.
Life experiences shape who we are, how we see ourselves, and how we relate to the world. Whether you're coping with a difficult season or hoping for something different, therapy can help you better understand yourself and move toward meaningful growth and change.
Together, we can explore long-held beliefs, better understand emotional and relational patterns, develop healthier boundaries, and recognize the strengths and resilience you already possess. Your experiences influence you, but they don't have to define who you are becoming.
Joanna works with women navigating anxiety, trauma, grief and loss, relationship challenges, life transitions, questions of identity and self-worth, and a desire for personal growth.
Begin a conversationA wider perspective
Trauma-informed work across communities.
Joanna has provided trauma-informed trainings in Malawi and India, sharing knowledge and support beyond her private practice.
In August 2025, she traveled to Paraguay to offer trauma-informed psychological support to young women living in a foster home. Her work focused on fostering connection and supporting healing and their transition toward healthy, independent adulthood.
The young women and organization in Paraguay are not named here to respect their privacy.
If it matters to you
Faith can have a place in therapy.
As a Christian psychologist, Joanna welcomes integrating faith into therapy for women who desire it. Spiritual beliefs and values can be meaningful sources of strength, hope, and direction. Any faith integration is guided by your preferences and experiences.
Wondering whether therapy may be right for you?
A first conversation is a chance to ask questions and explore what you're hoping for.
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