Dr. Goulet received her bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Communications from the University of California, Santa Barbara. She then went on to earn her Master of Science and her Doctorate of Clinical Psychology from PGSP Stanford Consortium in Palo Alto.

She has received training and worked at a variety of clinical sites including the Veteran’s Health Administration, National Center for PTSD, Job Corps, Stanford University, Palo Alto University and UCSB CAPS.

During her career, Dr. Goulet has specifically sought out diverse training and worked in multiple clinics including, but not limited to, the PTSD Clinical Team (PCT), Addiction Consultation & Treatment Services (ACT), Neuropsychology, Behavioral Health & General Mental Health, Inpatient and Residential Mental Health Units, Primary Care Mental Health Integration (PCHMI), and Couples & Family Services.

Within these teams, Dr. Goulet has provided a variety of clinical and consultative functions including intensive diagnostic assessment, risk assessment, neuropsychological testing, treatment planning, and both short- and long-term, evidence-based treatment in the form of individual, couples and group psychotherapy. She has integrated care across disciplines to ensure optimal treatment for clients.

Dr. Goulet has worked with a wide array of clients presenting from diverse cultural, racial, and ethnic backgrounds, gender identities, sexual orientations, relationship statuses, as well as with diverse levels of functioning, ability, and symptom intensity.