About Caitlin
My work explores the relationship between healing, embodied awareness, and the deeper unfolding of the inner life.
As a clinical psychologist and embodiment practitioner, I support individuals seeking a more authentic and grounded relationship with themselves — emotionally, spiritually, and through the wisdom of the body.
My approach is shaped by the understanding that meaningful change rarely comes from force or self-correction. Instead, it emerges through careful attention — to the nervous system, to emotional life, and to the quieter movements of our inner world.
When we learn to listen more closely to these dimensions of experience, new possibilities for clarity, healing, and alignment begin to emerge.
Before becoming a psychologist, I spent many years as a professional ballet dancer. That early immersion in the language of the body continues to shape how I understand emotional life and personal transformation.
Dance taught me that the body holds memory, intelligence, and expression long before we have words for our experience. This understanding remains central to how I work today.
I later completed my doctoral training in clinical psychology and now maintain a private practice offering psychotherapy, embodiment mentorship, and contemplative practices.
Across these different forms of work, my intention is the same: to create spaces where people can reconnect with themselves and live with greater authenticity, clarity, and wholeness.
Credentials
Core Training
PhD, Clinical Psychology, University of Virginia
Licensed Psychologist, New Hampshire (#1508)
PSYPACT Authorized Provider
Additional Training
iRest® Yoga Nidra Level 1 Facilitator
200-Hour Certified Yoga Instructor — Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health
Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) Facilitator
JourneyDance™ Facilitator
Reiki Practitioner Level 2
Advanced clinical training in outpatient, inpatient, and residential treatment settings, including university hospitals, community mental health centers, integrative wellness clinics, and the VA healthcare system.
Today my work integrates psychology, embodiment practices, and contemplative traditions to support people in living with greater clarity, self-trust, and wholeness.