Savannah is a licensed social worker who believes healing happens through safe, trusting, and collaborative relationships. Their work is grounded in a psychodynamic approach, focusing on understanding the emotional experiences and relational patterns that shape a child’s inner world and behavior. Savannah has her Master's in Social Work from the Erikson Institute where she concentrated in infant and early childhood mental health. 

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Play and artistic expression are central to their practice, recognizing that children often express themselves most authentically through creativity and play rather than words alone. Sessions are warm, non-judgmental, and often infused with humor to help children feel at ease while exploring big feelings and developing new ways of coping and relating.

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Savannah is deeply committed to social justice and culturally responsive care, with an awareness of how identity, systems, and lived experience impact children and families. They partner closely with caregivers throughout the therapeutic process and strive to create an affirming space where children feel seen, supported, and understood.