Mental Health Clinician and Holocaust Survivor Services Case Manager
Specialties: Adults across the lifespan, grief, loss, anxiety, depression, life transitions
Nicole (she/her) is a compassionate and dedicated therapist specializing in working with adults across the lifespan, supporting clients through issues related to depression, anxiety, grief, loss, and life transitions, including aging-related challenges. She also oversees the emergency assistance programs for Holocaust Survivors which offers support and resources to clients in need. Nicole provides case management and administrative support with the Holocaust Survivor Services department to help connect clients with vital resources and ensure their needs are met with care and efficiency.
With a Master of Social Work degree from the University of Denver (2024) and a background in Biological Sciences from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Nicole combines her knowledge of psychology and gerontology to provide a well-rounded therapeutic approach. She approaches her work through a person-centered, trauma-informed (PCTI) lens and utilizes evidence-based practices to ensure effective and compassionate care.
Nicole specializes in working with older adults, particularly around issues of grief and loss, and has extensive knowledge of community resources available to support clients in their local area. Her approach empowers individuals to navigate life’s challenges with the support and resources they need. Nicole offers sliding scale options for clients and accepts OHP insurance.
In her off time, Nicole loves a good book, walking her two dogs, Kona and Phil, and practicing yoga.
