Creativity and empathy are at the core of everything Rosie does and is. Rosie is passionate about empowering children and young people, believing that everyone has important things to share with the world. In their free time, Rosie loves to explore nature while hiking and camping, play board games and video games with friends, and make music, paint, and learn new crafts! 

Training and Education

Rosie is currently pursuing a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with a specialization in Expressive Arts Therapies at Lesley University. They received their Bachelor of Arts in 2018 from Washington College, where they double majored in Theatre and Anthropology. She is passionate about the power of shared human experience and storytelling! After graduating, Rosie worked in the professional theatre landscape as an actor, director, and teaching artist. They went on to return to their childhood summer camp, where they ran summer programming as Camp Director for several years. It was there where Rosie began to understand the healing power of the arts. Rosie has experience working with children and teens of all ages, and loves working with people with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other neurodivergence. They are so excited to be taking this next step with Creative Psychological Health Services! 

Supervisor: Tracy Weitkamp, LCPAT

Therapeutic Approach

Rosie takes a wholistic, intersectional, and humanistic approach to mental health counseling. They believe that every individual is the expert of their own experience, and that healing comes from authentic expression of self. Rosie works from a trauma-informed, intersectional, and multicultural lens, understanding that a person's individual experiences cannot be separated from the systems in which they live. Rosie loves working with narrative, drama therapy, play therapy, and expressive arts to help individuals build their own innate strengths and resiliency.

Practice Location

• Catonsville
• Columbia