As a psychotherapist deeply interested in the dynamics of emotional suffering, the foundations of a meaningful life, and the complexities of relationships, I have pursued advanced training in the therapeutic approaches I believe create lasting and meaningful change.

I completed postgraduate training in psychodynamic psychotherapy at the Western New England Psychoanalytic Institute, and bring these depth-oriented principles into my work with clients. For those seeking a thoughtful, emotionally engaged, and insight-driven approach to therapy, my practice may be a good fit.

The therapy I offer emphasizes a thorough exploration of your inner world and lived experience, often uncovering hidden patterns, unresolved conflicts, and ways of relating that may contribute to emotional suffering or feeling stuck. As these patterns become clearer, new possibilities for understanding, healing, and change can emerge.

Because many emotional difficulties arise within relationships, this work can be especially meaningful for individuals recovering from depression, anxiety, and trauma, navigating unhealthy relationship dynamics, or struggling to feel fully known and connected. Together, we work toward developing a deeper understanding of yourself and building more authentic, fulfilling relationships with others.