What We Offer

Psychotherapy

I work with individuals, couples, and families as they navigate emotional experiences and relationships across different stages of life.

My work is rooted in a psychoanalytic and relational approach, with attention to attachment and trauma, so we can make sense of both what you’re experiencing and where it comes from.

Our work moves between what’s happening on the surface and the deeper emotional roots underneath.

Over time, relief and lasting change unfold together through understanding, reflection, and relationship.

Therapy that meets you where you are.

Whether you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or simply curious about yourself and your relationships, our work unfolds at your pace and with care for what you’ve lived through.

Areas of Specialization

Trauma & Attachment; Early relationships and past experiences often shape how we feel, relate, and protect ourselves long into adulthood. Trauma and attachment-related experiences can show up in subtle ways, affecting emotional regulation, trust, and closeness with others. Therapy offers a space to understand these patterns with care, allowing for greater safety, flexibility, and new ways of relating over time.

Anxiety, Emotional Overwhelm & Internalized Shame; Anxiety and emotional overwhelm don’t always come from what’s happening in the present. For many people, they are tied to long-standing patterns of self-criticism, pressure, or feeling responsible for holding everything together. Therapy can help slow these patterns down, make sense of where they come from, and create more room for ease, self-compassion, and choice.

Relationships, Couples & Family Dynamics; Relationships often bring our deepest longings and most familiar struggles to the surface. Cycles of conflict, distance, or misunderstanding can feel stuck and frustrating, even when there is care and commitment underneath. Therapy creates space to understand these dynamics, explore attachment histories, and foster more responsive and connected ways of relating.

Identity, Self-Worth & Life Transitions; Periods of change can raise questions about who you are, what you want, and how you see yourself. Shifts in roles, relationships, or life direction can unsettle a sense of identity or self-worth, even when things look “fine” on the outside. Therapy offers a reflective space to make meaning of these transitions and move toward a more grounded and authentic sense of self.

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