Courtney is a licensed psychotherapist with advanced clinical training in couple and family therapy. In her private practice Courtney works with couples and families, in addition to individuals.

Courtney’s approach to therapy is grounded in the belief that it is in relation to others that we learn how to navigate the world. Courtney respects and prioritizes the individual goals of her clients. She offers a collaborative, compassionate, and trusting environment that is strength-based and insight-oriented.

Prior to establishing her private practice, Courtney worked in a variety of outpatient mental health settings, with diverse populations who had a range of treatment needs.

She began her clinical career working at Harlem United, a community mental health center, with clients triply diagnosed with HIV/AIDS, substance use disorders and mental illness. Following this, she spent four years at The Jewish Board as part of a multi-disciplinary team working with adolescents, adults, couples, and families managing mood, anxiety, substance use, and personality disorders. Additionally, she facilitated a weekly support group for parents, siblings, and spouses in families suffering from the effects of addiction and mental illness at The Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation. Most recently, Courtney worked as a family therapist at Freedom Institute, a renowned outpatient, substance-abuse treatment and recovery center that uniquely combines intensive outpatient programming with a family systems approach. Here she worked with adolescents, young adults, adults, and their families.

Courtney earned her masters from New York University’s Silver School of Social Work and has completed post-graduate training, earning her certificate in marriage & family therapy from The Ackerman Institute for the Family.