

Before I was a therapist, I was a social worker. Before that, I studied languages and literature and considered pursuing an academic career. I value the roundabout path I took to this work; my mentor in graduate school told me, “A breadth of experience expands our understanding and makes us better therapists.”
A good fit is, fundamentally, what makes therapy work. You owe it to yourself to find the right therapist, someone who palpably gets you. I bring a combination of rigorous training and diverse life experience I believe serves as an important foundation for the kind of conversations that help in therapy. Let's talk about where to begin.