About me
Kate is a recent graduate of Boston College, where she received her BA in Applied Psychology and Human Development with a Minor in Philospphy. She has been a member of the Boston College Psychological Humanities and Ethics Research Group for over two years.
Kate is a burgeoning psychotherapist and scholar. Her curiosities include relational psychoanalysis, mad studies, continental philosophy, and narrative, critical, and depth psychologies. Her current work spans wonder, the history of psychology, research epistemologies, theories of subjectivity, phenomenology, relational process inquiries, and means of advancing social and relational change. She sees the psychological humanities as an academic home from which her clinical work, research, and writing can emerge with deep fidelity to the human condition.
