Hunter works with adolescents and adults who find themselves dealing with challenging life circumstances. She utilizes a client-centered approach to provide a safe and supportive space, allowing clients to navigate through their emotions.
 
Hunter specializes in interpersonal psychotherapy, which helps if you find yourself struggling with maintaining or strengthening relationships, both within and outside the family. This helps with developing healthy perceptions of ourselves in the world.
 
Hunter also specializes in grief counseling, which helps when you are struggling to cope with previous or current loss. Grief counseling is designed to help us cope with the wide range of feelings that come along with loss such as sadness, guilt, shame, and anger, and teaches coping skills to be able to move forward in our lives.
 
In addition, Hunter works with self-esteem rebuilding to help create a positive sense of self. This includes taking inventory of your positive attributes and identifying and working through the experiences that may have compromised your own self-esteem and self-perception.
 
Lastly, Hunter works with trauma processing, which invites you to walk through and relieve the intensified emotions surround traumatic experiences while incorporating your current coping skills in an empowering environment.

Hunter has a Masters in Social Work from Fordham University, as well as a BS in Animal and Food Science from the University of Delaware. Additionally, to the private practice, she is clinician at an outpatient mental health clinic. She has spent many years understanding the correlation between human and animal interaction, and the long lasting impact animals (companion animals to farm animals) have on our mental health.