Zach is a second-year Clinical Psychology Doctoral student at William James College, where he is building advanced skills to address the growing need for mental health services. He previously earned a degree in Psychology and Biology from Clark University and pursued graduate training to deepen his expertise in evidence-based care.

His recent clinical experience includes working at MetroWest Medical Center, where he supported adolescents, teens and adults in crisis, assessment, stabilization and returning to the community. He approaches counseling as a collaborative process grounded in empathy, honesty, and respect, with a focus on understanding each client’s unique experience and cultural context. Zach's goal is to create a safe, supportive environment where clients feel empowered to explore challenges, build resilience, and recognize their strengths.

When he’s not studying or working, Zach enjoys listening to and playing music. He values music for its ability—much like counseling—to offer space for processing, reflection, and deeper understanding.