UCS Counselors

Juliana brings curiosity, empathy, and a collaborative spirit to her work as an MFT trainee, creating a compassionate space where clients feel seen, heard, and valued. She is passionate about joining clients in their journey of self-discovery and tailoring approaches to honor each individual’s unique experiences and needs. With a genuine curiosity about the intersections of identity, culture, and life transitions, Juliana helps clients explore effective strategies to find relief and build resilience. She is dedicated to fostering growth and empowerment, supporting clients in uncovering their strengths and navigating the challenges of higher education and beyond.  

Anne is a caring, curious, and humble lifelong learner. She has a background in languages and literature, specifically in representations of historical trauma and personal mental health challenges in Caribbean, African, African American, and European texts. Before studying counseling and educational therapy, she worked as a teacher, advisor, and coach to facilitate academic, emotional, and professional growth in high school students and adult peers. Besides neurodivergence and general growth, Anne is also interested in immigration and supporting multicultural individuals. She would consider it an honor to support you as you navigate your own journey.

Harry approaches clinical therapy with warmth, curiosity, and deep respect for each client’s individual path. He believes that healing begins with self-compassion and that seeking support is a powerful act of self-advocacy. In his practice, Harry cultivates a therapeutic space grounded in acceptance, creativity, and a healthy dose of humor—creating a safe and supportive environment where clients can feel fully seen and heard. With extensive study and lived experience in gender expression, human sexuality, and relationships, Harry brings a nuanced understanding to the complexities of identity, intimacy, and connection. His clinical focus includes trauma, anxiety, depression, neurodivergence, gender identity, and LGBTQIA+ concerns. He is dedicated to serving clients across diverse cultural, social, and economic backgrounds. Harry views therapy as a collaborative process aimed at reducing distress, restoring hope, and empowering clients to lead more authentic and meaningful lives

Jenny is a warm, friendly, and engaging professional who is passionate about supporting others. As a first-generation student, she understands the unique challenges that come with navigating academic and personal growth. Jenny is dedicated to creating a safe, supportive environment where individuals feel seen, heard, and valued. Her approachable demeanor and genuine care for others make her a compassionate listener and advocate for well-being. Jenny is excited to help others thrive both personally and academically. 

Devon is a problem-solver. With a unique style and a drive to build confidence and strength in others, Devon is both a champion and a motivator. A young mother, herself, she understands the challenges faced by students who come from unique backgrounds and blended families. As the older sister of a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, Devon is, and has always been, a strong ally. An authentic listener, with years of experience as a tutor, she will help you organize your thoughts, reconnect with your goals, and ultimately find your own path.  

Nikki brings a unique perspective to her work with 25 years in the Performing Arts. Rooted in mindfulness and somatic experience, her holistic approach centers around creating a safe space for clients to explore their unique perspectives. Drawing from her experience as a teacher, mentor, and performer, she emphasizes collaboration and emotional safety as the cornerstones of transformation. Compassionate and empathetic, she is dedicated to guiding individuals through the challenges life might present, with clinical interests in the areas of anxiety, depression, trauma, gender identity, and LGBTQIA+ issues. Nikki describes herself as a lifelong learner and recognizes the honor of collaborating on a shared path to discovery and personal growth.

Darcy is a compassionate therapist who believes that meaningful change often begins with curiosity, reflection, and feeling truly heard. With a focus on identifying patterns in thoughts, relationships, and life experiences, Darcy works collaboratively with you to understand what has been supportive in your life and what may no longer be serving you. Darcy has worked as a board certified music therapist for the past 10 years, working primarily with neurodivergent individuals. Therapy is your time, and Darcy’s goal is to create a safe, comfortable, and supportive environment where you can explore challenges, build insight, and move toward a life that feels more aligned with who you want to be.

Tim believes passionately that we hold the solutions to life’s stumbling blocks within our own selves, and that in patiently and gently examining areas where we’re feeling stuck, we can find a path forward. With lifelong experience as a professional writer, Tim understands the crucial importance of creating an honest and coherent self-narrative that encompasses every aspect of who we are, who we wish to be, and how to develop plans for wanted changes. Tim sees therapy as a collaboration between himself and the client, with the ever-present goal of relief of the discomfort that brings you to the work and the re-awakening of hope for a joyous and meaning-filled life.

Virginia believes that sometimes it takes being in a place of pain or discomfort to make a change, but that the growth that results can be one of life’s greatest gifts.  Wherever you are in your journey, Virginia looks forward to meeting you with care, deep listening, and empathy for where you have been, and with hope and optimism for where you are going.  Virginia comes from a place of authentic curiosity for hearing her clients’ stories and she feels honored to accompany her clients as they uncover new insights and gain a deeper connection with their own strengths and inner resources.  

Rebecca knows how vulnerable it can feel to open up in therapy. Her approach is compassionate, collaborative, and engaged. She encourages you to listen with your whole self, bringing voice and presence to all parts of you as they are ready to be known. She hopes working together brings you into deeper connection with yourself and greater clarity about who you are in the world. Rebecca enjoys working with grief and loss, identity exploration, codependency, and attachment, often integrating body-based practices, mindfulness, and parts work. 

Mila is known for her warm, person-centered approach and strives to create a space where people feel safe, understood, and respected.

Mila is excited to support students through academic and personal challenges in building resilience and self understanding. Her background includes leadership and advocacy roles in which she partnered with healthcare providers, community organizations, first responders, veterans, and members of the LGBTQ+community to expand access to care.

Mila brings life experience and cultural awareness to her clinical work. She is fluent in English and Portuguese and conversational in Spanish. Mila feels called to support people in their journeys of growth, healing and meaningful connection, and her work is grounded in empathy and respect for each person’s unique story.

Sara aims to create an environment that encourages connecting with one’s inner wisdom. Sara will join you in exploring old beliefs and ways of being in your life that have helped you get to where you are now but are keeping you stuck and no longer serving you. Struggling with fear, anxiety, and uncertainty on your own can be isolating, and therapy offers a safe, nonjudgmental space to share the burden, feel less alone, and find greater ease in your life. Sara’s work is informed by her previous experience as a Registered Nurse in the pediatric intensive care unit, outpatient eating disorders clinic, and adult inpatient units where she developed an interest in helping individuals and their families cope with chronic illness and health crises. Additionally, Sara’s past work experience in healthcare gives her a profound understanding of the unique stressors and challenges of working in this field.

Judy has spent over 20 years leading teams and figuring out how people tick, and is now here to help  untangle the mess of modern adulting. She views therapy as a collaborative effort to build psychological sturdiness, so  think of her as your co-pilot: we’ll look at your attachment style (why you like who you like) and use a psychodynamic approach (why you do what you do) to help you figure out the next best thing. Judy has a special affinity for those navigating tricky life transitions, grief, family issues, anxiety, and other experiences of being human.