Bill is a licensed clinical social worker committed to helping clients identify patterns of thought and behavior that cause unnecessary suffering, face difficult emotions, and create lasting change.  A Greensboro native, Bill is a graduate of UNC Chapel Hill and Georgetown University.  He previously worked as a lawyer, focusing on housing and immigration matters.  He decided to change careers, receiving his MSW from the Joint Master of Social Work program at UNCG and NCA&T.

Bill works with adults (18 and up) with a focus on trauma, anxiety, depression, and relationship difficulties.  He has experience and training using EMDR, DBT, and Radically Open DBT. His primary focus is Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy, a trauma-informed, attachment-oriented, experiential, emotion-focused therapy with psychoanalytic roots which aims for long-lasting change as quickly as possible.  He believes in tailoring treatment to individual clients’ needs and working collaboratively with clients to achieve their goals.