Anna is a Licensed Master Social Worker and Supervisee in Social Work, providing relational equine-assisted psychotherapy services to adolescents and adults. In her therapeutic work, Anna uses an integrative and trauma-informed approach, weaving together therapeutic modalities that center her client’s goals and cultivate a space that is genuine, flexible, and attuned to their needs.

As a life-long horse person, and certified Equine Specialist since 2023, Anna deeply cares about the way nature-based therapy with horses helps clients move from cognitive processing of trauma to a more embodied sense of safety and transformation. Clinically, she works with folks looking to find relief from trauma, anxiety, depression, and stressors involved in life changes. She tailors her style to meet the goals of each client, but often incorporates parts-work and somatic techniques. As a queer-identified clinician who is passionate about working with LGBTQIA clients, Anna understands the importance of making space to talk about the stressors and joys associated with having marginalized identities, and believes change happens most when clients feel safe, seen, and affirmed—whether or not identity is the focus. Clients often appreciate her laid-back manner, dry New England humor, and the space she creates to talk about things that might feel off-limits elsewhere.

Anna graduated with her clinical Master of Social Work degree from Columbia University, and is also a proud alum of Smith College. In her spare time, you’ll find her clicker training with her draft-cross pony, Raina, or at home with her wife and (objectively) adorable pittie-mix pup, Pixel, making focaccia bread or learning to compost.