M.A., Counseling, Rollins College
As a Mental Health Counselor Intern, Molly provides clients with a conducive atmosphere to allow their genuine self to come out and speak. Her goals are to enhance her client's awareness of feelings, sensations, and authentic inner dialogue. Lack of awareness and masking often cause clients to numb out in a variety of dysfunctional ways that do not work well for their personal and professional growth and well being. Through a strength based approach and techniques tailor made to fit the client's wants and needs, Molly encourages empowerment and positive change. Molly ascribes to the metaphor that an acorn, if provided with appropriate conditions, will automatically grow in positive ways, pushed naturally towards its actualization as an oak. As a mental health counselor, Molly hopes to collaboratively guide her client's towards self actualization and fulfillment of their human potential.
Molly attended New York University, University of Vienna, Austria, and The University of Miami. She received her Masters Degree in Mental Health Counseling with Honors from Rollins College. Molly did her Practicum at Rollins College Counseling Center and her Internship at The Center for Drug Free Living Outpatient Services. She has worked with adolescents, adults, couples and families. She is an active member of the American Counseling Association and the Mental Health Counselors of Central Florida where she serves on the Board of Directors.
In her spare time Molly enjoys studying world cultures and healing traditions as well as cooking and music. Molly has facilitated numerous groups and workshops that explore the Mind, Body, Spirit connection and considers a holistic approach to wellness essential to positive growth and development.