Mitch earned his Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Brown University and is currently in the final stages of completing his Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (PsyD) at William James College.

Throughout his practicum training, Mitch has worked with various populations and identities across the lifespan. The majority of his experience has been in working with anxiety disorders, trauma, and PTSD, as well as ADHD. His approach to therapy strives to be holistic and inclusive, creating a space where clients experiences and identities are respected. Mitch utilizes an eclectic approach, tailoring treatment to the needs of each client. To this end, he utilizes treatments influenced by psychodynamic, humanistic, and systems theory, while also striving to incorporate themes of social justice and social equity.