I specialize in supporting men, creatives, artists, and dancers, couples, as well as highly sensitive and neurodiverse people, and members of the Jewish community. My work often focuses on healing from grief, addiction, OCD, developmental and intergenerational trauma, and verbal, sexual, and physical trauma. I also help clients navigate excessive anxiety, persistent depression, chronic pain, insomnia, and the deep challenges of existential dread.

At the same time, I know that each person’s struggles are unique. You don’t need to fit into any of these groups or experiences for therapy to be valuable. Many of the tools and approaches I use are flexible and can be tailored to whatever you are going through. What matters most is having a safe place to be witnessed, connect with yourself, and, through the therapeutic relationship, explore what feels overwhelming and find new ways forward.

Even if you don’t see your exact situation listed here, healing and growth are possible. If you feel drawn to this work, there’s a good chance we can find a path together that supports you in moving toward the life you want to live.