My Story
After growing up in Portland, I moved to Minnesota to complete my Bachelor of Arts in French and Francophone Studies at Carleton College. A few years later, I found myself sitting across from my first therapist; processing a recent cross-country move, a decade-long eating disorder, and an unfulfilling career in marketing. Those quiet afternoons on my therapist's couch helped me reconnect with my body, improved my relationships, and uncovered my passion for emotional exploration. I soon decided to pursue my Master's degree in Mental Health Counseling at Saybrook University. I chose Saybrook because of its humanistic roots, which emphasized social justice, self awareness, and truly compassionate mental health care.
I am currently a Licensed Professional Counselor (C9554) in Oregon. I specialize in the treatment of eating disorders, anxiety, depression and PTSD. I've worked in all levels of eating disorder care, from hospitalization to outpatient services.
Outside of work, I spend my downtime chasing my toddler, crocheting, reading, doing yoga, and exploring Portland's many incredible coffee shops and parks.
Cultural Humility
My educational roots strongly emphasized introspection and self-awareness, with the aim of addressing how my body and privileges impact my clients, and the work that I do. I am committed to practicing cultural humility in this way, fostering a space that honors clients of all races, genders, relational identities, abilities, body sizes and ages.
I recognize that as a fellow human being, I have flaws, misperceptions and unconscious biases. I encourage clients to question and challenge me, when needed. I'm also committed to doing repair-work when I make mistakes.
Education
Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling
Saybrook University | 2019–2022
Bachelor of Arts in French & Francophone Studies
Carleton College | 2008–2012
Experience
Owner & Clinician
Diana Crane Counseling | 2024–Present
Primary Eating Disorder Therapist
Center for Discovery Portland | 2022–2024
Recovery Coach
Monte Nido Portland | 2021–2022
Therapist Intern
Allies in Change | 2020–2021
Recent Trainings
Exposure & Response Prevention for OCD and Anxiety (12 Hours) | 2025
Integrative Somatic Parts Work (8 Hours) | 2025
Hakomi Mindful Somatic Psychotherapy (4 Hours) | 2022
Intuitive Eating (30 Hours) | 2022