I am a pro-abortion counseling psychologist, scholar, and activist working at the intersection of abortion and mental health. Trained as both a researcher and psychotherapist, my work focuses on how dominant sociocultural narratives impact pregnancy and family-building desires, decisions, and experiences, as well as how mental health and other care providers can better support clients/patients around these experiences. My work has appeared in the top academic journals of her field (American Psychologist, Psychology of Women Quarterly), in popular press (Los Angeles Times, ELITE Daily, various podcasts), and in a Brooklyn art gallery. I am also an educator and trainer, regularly providing lectures and training on abortion and mental health for laypersons, college students, graduate students, and mental health professionals. I am currently an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Lawrence University and a postdoctoral psychologist in private practice working toward licensure in Wisconsin.