Meet Bridget

I'm Bridget, founder of Women's Trauma Therapy. My work helps women explore patterns shaped by trauma, understand themselves more deeply, and make room for their needs, creativity, and authentic self-expression.

My approach brings together Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, art therapy, and talk therapy, with an emphasis on curiosity, collaboration, and respect for each person's unique experiences.

My professional background spans more than two decades in mental health, healthcare, and community settings. Early work at the National Cancer Institute involved supporting children and families affected by serious illness, followed by more than five years at The Children's Inn at the National Institutes of Health.

After earning a master's degree in Art Therapy from Pratt Institute, my clinical training and work continued in New York community and medical settings, including Mount Sinai Kravis Children's Hospital. At Mount Sinai Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine, I provided psychotherapy and creative arts therapy to patients and families facing serious illness and end-of-life care.

My work is grounded in more than five years of postgraduate training and ongoing clinical consultation in somatic trauma therapy, including advanced training in Sensorimotor Psychotherapy. Maintaining a limited caseload allows for individualized attention and care.

Today, my practice specializes in working with women navigating complex and developmental trauma, attachment wounds, and difficult relational patterns.

My understanding of healing is also shaped by personal experience. Years of doing my own work, asking for help, and finding support through therapy and community have transformed how I live my life, opened new possibilities, and shaped the work I feel privileged to do today.