Staff Directory

Permanent Clinical Staff

Kevin Clancey, PsyD.

Associate Director for Clinical Services
Education: Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology (2014)
Clinical Interests: Individual and group therapy; impostor syndrome; existential concerns; grief and loss; active mindfulness; transpersonal psychology; LGBTQIA+related concerns; the use of language and metaphors; training and supervision

Julianne Davison, LPC, ATR

Staff Clinician
Education: Master of Arts in Art Therapy from Drexel University (2014)
Clinical Interests: Individual and group art therapy; mindfulness and self-compassion; perfectionism; eating disorders and body image; substance use; trauma recovery; interpersonal relationships; LGBTQIA+ related concerns

Miles Davison, LCSW

Staff Clinician
Education: Master of Social Work from the University of Pennsylvania (2013)
Clinical Interests: Individual and group therapy; multicultural issues; men's issues' identity development; anxiety and depression; mindfulness-based interventions; family-of-origin issues; existential concerns; trauma

Emily Holmes, M.S., Ed.S.

Mental Health Services Coordinator
Education: Master of Science and Education Specialist in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro (2013)
Clinical Interests: Anxiety; mood disorders; family and relationship concerns; trauma; women’s issues; LGBTQIA+ related concerns; helping individuals of all backgrounds, cultures, and identities overcome challenges and barriers to mental wellbeing

Kristina Jean-Baptiste, PhD.
Staff Clinician
Education: Master of Science in Community Psychology from Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University (2022), Doctor of Philosophy in (Clinical) Health Psychology from Virginia State University (2026)
Clinical Interests: Individual and group therapy; body image and disordered eating; racial and cultural identity; self-esteem and self-worth; attention and time management difficulties; anxiety and stress management; grief and loss; interpersonal and relationship concerns.

 

Melissa Noble, PhD.

Staff Psychologist and Outreach Coordinator
Education: Doctor of Philosophy in Counseling Psychology from West Virginia University (2018)
Clinical Interests: Individual therapy; identity development; outreach programming; adjustment issues; stress management; first-generation students; spirituality and religion; LGBTQIA+ related concerns; perfectionism

Noelle Ostroff, PsyD.

Staff Psychologist and Group Coordinator
Education: Doctor of Psychology in Counseling Psychology from Chatham University (2022)
Clinical Interests: Individual and group therapy; family-of-origin issues; self-compassion; mindfulness approaches; LGBTQIA+ related concerns; neurodivergent populations; identity and values work; trauma recovery

Alexandra Pappas-Bourdage, PhD.

Associate Director and Director of Training
Education: Doctor of Philosophy in Counseling Psychology from University of Utah (2016)
Clinical Interests: Individual and group therapy; sexual assault response; relationship issues; family-of-origin issues; multicultural issues; outreach programming; training and supervision

Tara Rajagopal, PsyD.

Staff Psychologist
Education: Doctor of Psychology in Clinical and School Psychology from James Madison University (2024)
Clinical Interests: Individual and group therapy; family-of-origin concerns; multicultural considerations; mindfulness; international student experience, emotion-focused work; identity development

Carolina Rosado, PsyD.

Staff Psychologist
Education: Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Nova Southeastern University (2025)
Clinical Interests: Individual and group therapy; LGBTQIA+ related concerns; trauma and recovery; perfectionism; stress and anxiety management; multicultural issues; identity development

 

 

Carina Sudarsky-Gleiser, PhD.

Director | Fluent in Spanish
Education: Doctor of Philosophy in Counseling Psychology from the Ohio State University (1998)
Clinical Interests: Individual and group therapy; social justice/multicultural counseling; LGBTQIA+ related concerns; family-of-origin issues; international student experience; women's issues; body image and eating disorders; trauma; emotion-focused work; training and supervision

Pre-Doctoral Interns

Zoe Andris, M.Psy.

Pre-Doctoral Intern
Education: Doctoral Candidate in Clinical Psychology from The George Washington University (expected 2027); Master of Psychology in Clinical Psychology (2025)
Clinical Interests:Individual and group therapy; perfectionism; anxiety; depression; interpersonal relationships; chronic illness management; multicultural considerations; international student experience; family of origin concerns; identity
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 Matthew Fenn, M.S. M.A

 Pre-Doctoral Intern
Education: Doctoral Candidate in Clinical Psychology from Alliant University (expected 2027); Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology from Alliant University (2024); Master of Science in Marriage & Family Therapy from the University of Southern California (2022)
Clinical Interests: Individual and couples therapy; interpersonal/relationship issues; pychodynamic therapy; differentiation-based therapies; attachment-based therapies; LGBTQIA+ concerns; anxiety and OCD; life transitions

Gabriella Grau, M.S.

Pre-Doctoral Intern
Education: Doctoral Candidate in Clinical Psychology from Nova Southeastern University (expected 2027); Master of Science in Clinical Psychology from Nova Southeastern University (2025)
Clinical Interests: Individual and group therapy; disordered eating; weight-inclusive health; relationship issues; identity development; belonging; substance use; multicultural concerns; perfectionism; trauma

Advanced Practicum Trainees

Alyssa Giannone, M.S.

Advanced Practicum Student
Education: Doctoral Student in Clinical Psychology from Virginia Consortium Program in Clinical Psychology (expected 2029); Master of Science in Psychology from Drexel University (2024)
Clinical Interests: Individual and group therapy; women’s health; body image and disordered eating; emerging adulthood; identity development and self-exploration

Christopher Latourette

 Advanced Practicum Student
Education: Doctoral Student in Clinical Psychology from Virginia Consortium Program in Clinical Psychology (expected 2029); Master of Science in Psychology from Old Dominion University (2026) 
Clinical Interests: Individual and group therapy; trauma-related concerns, including sexual assault, PTSD; cannabis and substance-use concerns; emotion regulation and coping; anxiety and mood difficulties; neurodivergent populations. 

Micah White, M.S.

Advanced Practicum Student
Education: Doctoral Candidate in Counseling Psychology from Virginia Commonwealth University, expected 2029; Master of Science in Counseling Psychology from Virginia Commonwealth University, 2025
Clinical Interests: Individual therapy; depression and anxiety; trauma recovery; grief and loss; interpersonal and relationship concerns; adjustment to chronic medical conditions; substance use; stress management; identity development; multicultural considerations; Dialectical Behavior Therapy; existential approaches; risk assessment and safety planning.

Administrative Staff

Lex Monson

Office Services Specialist

Lynn Smith

Office Manager