Savannah is a Licensed Associate Counselor with a Masters' degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Rider University. Savannah earned her B.S. in Psychology with a minor in Kinesiology from Penn State University.

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Savannah is a relational and attachment-focused therapist who is passionate about supporting children, teens and adults on their journeys of healing from trauma, eating disorders, body image issues, athletic performance, grief, anxiety, and life transitions. 

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Savannah approaches counseling through a holistic lens–taking into account the connections between mind, body, environment, spirituality and relationships. She sees and embraces everyone’s unique path to healing and works to collaborate with her clients to find the approach that works for them. Savannah has a strengths-based, person-centered lens, and strives to create a safe and warm environment for clients to blossom into their most authentic selves. 

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Savannah is passionate about empowering individuals and athletes to cultivate a healthy body image and a positive relationship with food and movement.​ In Savannah's years of experience as an athlete and coach she has supported individuals of all ages to learn skills, navigate mental blocks, overcome anxiety, build resilience, and improve performance. ​She has advanced training in Internal Family Systems (IFS), Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR), Play Therapy, and Emotionally Focused Family Therapy (EFFT) and and integrates these practices into her work to help clients dive deeper and achieve meaningful, lasting change.

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Outside of work, Savannah likes to spend her time figure skating, baking, reading, being in nature, watching sports, and hanging out with her cat Oliver, guinea pig Casanova, dogs Carson & Rose, and alpacas Jake Elliot & Saquon Barrkley.