In private practice full time since 2023, I previously worked as a the Sex Offense Risk Consultant for a state hospital in WA. My duties include consultation, ESRC representation, Law Enforcement Notifications, and psychosexual evaluations. Prior to that,  I worked as a unit psychologist in an SVP treatment facility. Over the years, and throughout my training, I have specialized in the treatment and risk assessment of individuals who have Problematic Sexual Behaviors (PSBs) with co-occurring Mental Illness (MI) and/or intellectual disabilities, notably working at the Moore Center in New Hampshire, MI/PSB program at Harvard Medical School/Beth Israel in Massachusetts,  and the California Department of State Hospitals, where I worked primarily with NGRI clients. 

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I am currently a certified independent trainer on several actuarial measures (i.e., STATIC-99R, STABLE-2007, ACUTE-2007, and VRAG-R). I also obtained certification as a local trainer on the ODARA in 2025. 

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Licensed in WA and allowed to practice in 42 other states through PSYPACT.​

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I fell into forensic work after some time volunteering as a Medical Advocate for a rape crisis center, wanting to do more to prevent violence, rather than simply responding its consequences.

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I obtained a Bachelor's Degree with a focus on psychology and men's studies at Harvard University - Extension School in 2013, and continued on to obtain a Master's of Science (2016) and Doctorate Degree in Clinical Psychology (2018) at Antioch University New England. I enjoy learning and frequently attend conferences and trainings to stay up to date with forensic and clinical research.

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As would suggest my name, I am French, born and raised. I learned a lot from my own path to immigration into the United States and am sensitive to others going through the process, which is why I also provide immigration evaluations. 

 

In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my dog and cats, traveling, singing, and tasting new/good food.