About Autumn
 

Autumn (she/her) approaches therapy believing that each client is the expert in their own lives, and meets clients with compassion, care, and curiosity, while being lovingly direct when needed. Practicing through a humanistic and trauma-informed lens, Autumn empowers clients to lead, and fosters a safe and supportive environment for healing and growth. Autumn specializes in working with those in creative fields, the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, and has experience working with mood disorders, childhood trauma, grief, and life transitions. Before becoming a therapist, Autumn spent over a decade in the music industry, working with everyone from artists and musicians, to touring personnel, managers, and label executives. Through this work, she witnessed firsthand the pressures of the entertainment world and the critical need for accessible, comprehensive mental health care in creative fields. Now, she brings that insight into her practice, helping artists and industry professionals navigate challenges like burnout, instability, and the tension between passion and well-being.Autumn is equally dedicated to her work within the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, and has extensive training working with people living with HIV/AIDS. In this role, Autumn gained experience with clients ranging from those recently diagnosed to longtime survivors, and has gained deep insight into the complexities of navigating healthcare systems, stigma, and resilience. She has also facilitated therapy groups on a range of topics, including vision board workshops, future planning, and sex and dating with disabilities.Originally from New Jersey and now based in Los Angeles, Autumn holds a Master’s of Science in Marriage & Family Therapy from Mount Saint Mary’s University. Outside of the therapy room, Autumn enjoys crafts like making candles and ceramics, going to concerts, playing video games, learning to surf, and being outdoors.