Our Team

My drive to understand and harmonize differing perspectives started young. Raised in a bicultural home, fierce debate about divergent worldviews was simply the norm at our dinner table. That upbringing led me to study ethics and psychology together, with the hope of alleviating suffering and helping people reclaim their sense of agency.
Today, as a practitioner, I bring that same integration to treatment — combining scientific rigor, genuine compassion, and your own instinctual wisdom and values. My pursuit of continual learning has taken me across the country: a BS from the University of Washington, a PhD from the University of California, training at the National Center for PTSD in Boston, and work in primary care settings here in Salt Lake City — all in service of treating the physical and psychological sides of health together, not separately. I also collaborate regularly with a range of medical disciplines to build more cohesive, coordinated treatment plans. Depending on your needs, our work together may draw on evidence-based trauma treatments (PE, CPT, RO-DBT, EMDR, IFS) and health psychology approaches (ACT, Motivational Interviewing, Gut-Directed Hypnotherapy).
I'm also committed to making quality care accessible — I offer services in Spanish and sliding-fee options. Beyond the therapy room, I currently teach trauma interventions to future therapists at the University of Utah, and provide expert consultation for life's difficult decisions and moral dilemmas. In 2026, after years studying RO-DBT, I was named one of its Radically Open DBT Clinician Scholars. And I feel honored to volunteer with No One Dies Alone, a hospice program that ensures no one faces their final moments without care and presence beside them.

Areas of specialization

• The Impact of chronic trauma and stress exposure on the body
• Perfectionism and over-control
• Moving through grief and loss
• Managing chronic illness and pain
• Coping with Life Transitions (e.g., Serious, Medical Illness, Divorce, End of Life)
• Preventing Burnout with complex and intense work demands
• Health behavior change (e.g., insomnia, exercise, eating and weight concerns)

Types of Treatment

• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
• Cognitive Processing Therapy for PTSD
• Clinical Hypnosis for Chronic Pain
• Exposure Therapy
• Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (I & II)
• End of Life Psychotherapy
• Internal Family Systems
• Meaning Centered Psychotherapy for Cancer
• Radically Open Dialectical Behavior Therapy

I can personally relate to individuals who struggle with the challenges of living with chronic pain and illness. I understand how stress can be a major factor in coping with these types of conditions. As the first point of contact, I am motivated to create an efficient and meaningful client experience at Greenwell Psychology & Consulting from start to finish. Working closely with Dr. Greenwell and Dr. Parker, I am readily available to assist our clients with scheduling, billing, and records questions.

I earned my B.S. in Biology from Boise State University in my hometown of Boise, Idaho. In my free time, I enjoy paddle boarding, camping and podcasts.