My patients are invited to use their voice, be heard, and explore what’s on their mind.

I use action-oriented approaches—like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy—to help patients modify unhelpful behaviors. This approach may involve "homework" assignments intended to help patients apply what they’ve learned between sessions.

Therapy is a place where you can safely explore these larger questions around who you are and what you want so you can make lasting change and find meaning in every day.

I work with queer-identifying individuals—either creative or corporate in their pursuits—who are searching for purpose, feeling stuck, or looking for more than just a “quick fix.”

Before becoming a therapist, I spent years working as a theater director. Both of these roles involve helping someone cultivate a narrative.

I'm a member of Resilience Lab — the largest community of clinicians working collaboratively to produce better outcomes and improve mental health.

Therapy is a place where you can safely explore these larger questions around who you are and what you want so you can make lasting change and find meaning in every day.