Her skills are well suited to helping people with issues related to significant life changes, loss, and grief, as well as some anxiety an mood disorders, compulsive overeating, pain management, and substance abuse / dependence.

Anne's primary approach to counseling is psychosynthesis, a psychospiritual and holistic perspective focused in resolving inner conflict and finding greater meaning, balance, and expression in life.

A Certified Therapeutic Harp Practitioner, Anne integrated her training and experience in therapeutic music and counseling to help clients achieve greater harmony with themselves and others.

In addition to her experience in counseling, Anne has taught for over 15 years. She directed the Substance Abuse / Addictions Counseling Program and was the Director of Curriculum for Counseling Psychology at Antioch New England Graduate School, Keene, NH, and is currently an associate professor of psychology at Colby-Sawyer College, New London, NH.

She has a masters degree in clinical / community psychology from Chapman University and a doctorate from The Union Institute, Cincinnati, Ohio. She completed training in psychosynthesis at The Synthesis Center, Amherst, MA, and earned her certification as a therapeutic harp practitioner through the International Harp Therapy Program, Mt. Laguna, CA. Anne is continuing her study of sound therapy with Jonathan Goldman, director of the Sound Healers Association.

Anne enjoys digging in her garden and creating beautiful music.