I work with adults of all ages who bring a variety of concerns to psychotherapy for exploration, understanding, and relief from suffering. I approach psychotherapy collaboratively and consider the therapeutic relationship a vital aspect of the change and healing process. I practice from a relational psychoanalytic perspective, which focuses on understanding how past relationships and experiences influence the way we make sense of and interact in the world today. Together, we will explore recurring patterns and themes in your life that affect the way you think, act, and relate to others. As you develop more awareness of how problems have originated and been maintained throughout your life, you can experience more choice and achieve greater control over your thoughts, feelings, and actions.

My therapeutic technique is informed by relational psychoanalysis, attachment theory, developmental psychology, internal family systems, and dialectical behavioral therapy. My educational background includes a doctorate degree in clinical psychology with advanced, ongoing training in psychodynamic and psychoanalytic theory and technique. Additionally, I possess a master’s degree in psychology with specialization in art therapy. I offer the use of art with clients interested in incorporating a creative approach to self-discovery and self-awareness.

I remain committed to the study and exploration of modes of therapeutic change and healing. Outside my private practice, I’m interested in bringing psychology beyond the treatment room and into the larger community, especially parenting spaces.