My training began with a BSc in Psychology and has never really stopped. A Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy taught me that psychology is not just about individuals, it is about relationships, while a PhD in Psychology taught me how to ask questions that stand up to real scrutiny.
But the education that shaped me most happened outside lecture halls, in art therapy rooms where drawings spoke what words could not, in sandplay sessions where small movements created meaningful shifts, in music and movement spaces where the body remembered what the mind had tried to forget, and in special education classrooms where I learned, again and again, that every brain has its own logic, and our job is to understand it.