Individual Therapy
Couples Therapy
Group Therapy
Psychodynamic
Psychodynamic + Gottman
Workshops, Skills Training
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Welcome to my Clinical Practice

Welcome to my Clinical Practice

Available for new clients!

Available for new clients!

Available for new clients!

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Step 1: Reaching Out

Making the decision to start therapy is often the hardest part. You send a message, and we take it from there. There are no right or wrong things to say in your initial email; Just a brief note about what you are currently navigating is the perfect place to start.

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Step 1: Reaching Out

Making the decision to start therapy is often the hardest part. You send a message, and we take it from there. There are no right or wrong things to say in your initial email; Just a brief note about what you are currently navigating is the perfect place to start.

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Step 1: Reaching Out

Making the decision to start therapy is often the hardest part. You send a message, and we take it from there. There are no right or wrong things to say in your initial email; Just a brief note about what you are currently navigating is the perfect place to start.

Approaches I Use

Approaches I Use

Services

Services

Services

Clinical Psychology (The Map) 

The reliable roadmap to understanding your mind.

Diagnostic Assessment

Neurocognitive Understanding

Mood & Trauma Profiling

Evidence-Based Mapping

Psychiatric Frameworks

I am rigorously trained across the spectrum of psychiatric disorders (according to the DSM-V). This means I have a deep, scientific understanding of mood disorders, neurocognitive conditions, and trauma. However, I don't treat labels—I treat people. The clinical background provides us with a safe, reliable roadmap, but it never obscures the unique, complex territory of who you are.

Psychodynamic Therapy (The Core)

Practical interventions for present-day relief.

Depth Exploration

Relational Patterns

Unconscious Defensesesign

Attachment Styles

Inner Child Work

This is my home base. Instead of just managing your symptoms, we look at your internal world. Psychodynamic therapy assumes that the ways we struggle today, our relationship patterns, our anxieties, our protective walls were once brilliant adaptations to difficult environments. We explore these inner blueprints with deep curiosity rather than judgment, making sense of why you feel the way you do, so you can finally stop fighting yourself.

Couples Therapy: Gottman Meets Depth

Bridging the gap between two internal worlds.

The Gottman Method

Conflict De-escalation

Communication Repair

Emotional Gridlock

Relational Dynamics

Relationships are wonderfully complicated. To support them, I blend the highly practical tools of the Gottman Method with psychodynamic depth. First, we use Gottman tools to stop the immediate bleeding, teaching you how to de-escalate, communicate clearly, and repair conflict. Then, we use psychodynamic exploration to understand why certain buttons are being pushed, resolving the deeper emotional gridlock underneath.

The Integrated Toolkit (CBT, ACT, Schema, Humanistic & DBT)

Practical interventions for present-day relief.

Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)

Acceptance & Commitment (ACT)

DBT Interventions

Schema Therapy

Humanistic Growth

While our core work is deeply exploratory, sometimes you need immediate relief. I don't believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. I weave in pragmatic interventions from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Schema Therapy, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). This gives you active, practical tools to manage distress and challenge unhelpful thoughts in your daily life while we continue the deeper humanistic work of personal growth.

Clinical Psychology (The Map) 

The reliable roadmap to understanding your mind.

Psychodynamic Therapy (The Core)

Practical interventions for present-day relief.

Couples Therapy: Gottman Meets Depth

Bridging the gap between two internal worlds.

The Integrated Toolkit (CBT, ACT, Schema, Humanistic & DBT)

Practical interventions for present-day relief.

What to Expect

What to Expect

Nature

Nature

Nature

Curiosity Over Diagnosis

We explore your most frustrating habits with deep curiosity, understanding exactly why they once made perfect sense.

Curiosity Over Diagnosis

We explore your most frustrating habits with deep curiosity, understanding exactly why they once made perfect sense.

Curiosity Over Diagnosis

We explore your most frustrating habits with deep curiosity, understanding exactly why they once made perfect sense.

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Healing in Connection

We don't heal in isolation. Our relationship acts as a safe laboratory to practice healthier ways of connecting.

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Healing in Connection

We don't heal in isolation. Our relationship acts as a safe laboratory to practice healthier ways of connecting.

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Healing in Connection

We don't heal in isolation. Our relationship acts as a safe laboratory to practice healthier ways of connecting.

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Honoring Your Defenses

Your coping mechanisms once saved you. We won't strip them away, but gently cultivate softer ways to protect yourself.

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Honoring Your Defenses

Your coping mechanisms once saved you. We won't strip them away, but gently cultivate softer ways to protect yourself.

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Honoring Your Defenses

Your coping mechanisms once saved you. We won't strip them away, but gently cultivate softer ways to protect yourself.

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The Present as a Window

We focus on your life today. As we unpack current conflicts, their historical roots will naturally reveal themselves.

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The Present as a Window

We focus on your life today. As we unpack current conflicts, their historical roots will naturally reveal themselves.

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The Present as a Window

We focus on your life today. As we unpack current conflicts, their historical roots will naturally reveal themselves.

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Pacing the Deep Work

Meaningful change requires safety. We move at a pace that honors your boundaries, balancing exploration with grounding techniques.

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Pacing the Deep Work

Meaningful change requires safety. We move at a pace that honors your boundaries, balancing exploration with grounding techniques.

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Pacing the Deep Work

Meaningful change requires safety. We move at a pace that honors your boundaries, balancing exploration with grounding techniques.

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Insight Into Action

Understanding is just the beginning. We translate profound realizations into actionable, real-world shifts for a freer life.

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Insight Into Action

Understanding is just the beginning. We translate profound realizations into actionable, real-world shifts for a freer life.

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Insight Into Action

Understanding is just the beginning. We translate profound realizations into actionable, real-world shifts for a freer life.

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A Tailored Framework

Human minds are beautifully complex. We blend deep psychodynamic exploration with practical, everyday tools tailored to your unique needs.

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A Tailored Framework

Human minds are beautifully complex. We blend deep psychodynamic exploration with practical, everyday tools tailored to your unique needs.

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A Tailored Framework

Human minds are beautifully complex. We blend deep psychodynamic exploration with practical, everyday tools tailored to your unique needs.

You ask, I answer

You ask, I answer

FAQs

FAQs

FAQs

How frequently do you recommend we see each other?

For psychodynamic work to be truly effective and for us to build a strong, trusting alliance, I recommend meeting once a week. This maintains the momentum of our insights while giving you enough time between sessions to observe how our work is rippling into your daily life. Of course, as we go on after our initial sessions and get to lay a good foundation, we can space things out; The same thing for vacations or a decided break.

What is a usual session like? How long is therapy for?

Can you tell me more about your training and background?

How do you accept payments? Do you accept insurance?

What is the fee per session? Is it different if I pay for multiple sessions up front?

My previous therapist is unavailable/recommended you to me. Do I have to start from scratch now?

I'm in a crisis and struggling with suicidal thoughts. When is the earliest I can see you?

What’s your cancellation/rescheduling policy?

How frequently do you recommend we see each other?

For psychodynamic work to be truly effective and for us to build a strong, trusting alliance, I recommend meeting once a week. This maintains the momentum of our insights while giving you enough time between sessions to observe how our work is rippling into your daily life. Of course, as we go on after our initial sessions and get to lay a good foundation, we can space things out; The same thing for vacations or a decided break.

What is a usual session like? How long is therapy for?

Can you tell me more about your training and background?

How do you accept payments? Do you accept insurance?

What is the fee per session? Is it different if I pay for multiple sessions up front?

My previous therapist is unavailable/recommended you to me. Do I have to start from scratch now?

I'm in a crisis and struggling with suicidal thoughts. When is the earliest I can see you?

What’s your cancellation/rescheduling policy?

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