I am a Clinical Psychologist and Psychotherapist. I work with adults and older teens (16+) who want deeper self-understanding. My approach suits people who are open to a longer-term therapy process and looking for more than quick relief. Many of the people I see are exploring early life trauma, identity, belonging, race, marginality, and other issues of positionality. Others seek therapy due to difficulties with their experience of themselves, and issues in relationships and work. I have a good understanding of issues facing entrepreneurs, creatives, professionals, academics, and students.

My work is grounded in relational psychoanalytic therapy. In our sessions, I listen closely to both what is said and felt. This includes subtle emotions, silences, and patterns that may reveal something important about your inner world—things that words may fail to articulate. We'll also pay attention to the workings of unconscious patterns and their impact.

Starting therapy is a deeply courageous step. Many people come to therapy because they feel stuck, repeating the same patterns in relationships, struggling with something within themselves, or carrying emotional pain that feels hard to name or share. I aim to offer a space where we can think together about these experiences and create lasting change.

I am a Clinical Psychologist and Psychotherapist. I work with adults and older teens (16+) who want deeper self-understanding. My approach suits people who are open to a longer-term therapy process and looking for more than quick relief. Many of the people I see are exploring early life trauma, identity, belonging, race, marginality, and other issues of positionality. Others seek therapy due to difficulties with their experience of themselves, and issues in relationships and work. I have a good understanding of issues facing entrepreneurs, creatives, professionals, academics, and students.

My work is grounded in relational psychoanalytic therapy. In our sessions, I listen closely to both what is said and felt. This includes subtle emotions, silences, and patterns that may reveal something important about your inner world—things that words may fail to articulate. We'll also pay attention to the workings of unconscious patterns and their impact.

Starting therapy is a deeply courageous step. Many people come to therapy because they feel stuck, repeating the same patterns in relationships, struggling with something within themselves, or carrying emotional pain that feels hard to name or share. I aim to offer a space where we can think together about these experiences and create lasting change.