I have over a decade of experience treating people with a wide array of challenges. My patients struggle with anxiety, depression, issues around identity, and life transitions. I work with mothers, those questioning if they want to become mothers, and people struggling with family related issues. I see people who have endured childhood trauma and sexual abuse. I have experience working with those who struggle with eating disorders, disordered eating, and body-related issues.

My approach draws upon various clinical theories and techniques, such as psychodynamic, psychoanalytic and cognitive behavioral therapy. I believe that looking at the past allows you to move forward in the present.

I listen carefully and work closely with my patients to understand what it is like to be you.

I am a New York State licensed psychotherapist. I hold a PhD from Yeshiva University, and a Master's Degree from Smith College School of Social Work where I was trained in psychodynamic psychotherapy. I am an advanced candidate training in psychoanalysis at New York’s Psychoanalytic Training Institute of the Contemporary Freudian Society.

In addition to my practice, I teach master’s and doctoral students in clinical social work. I also offer ongoing clinical supervision and case consultation to clinicians working from a psychodynamic, psychoanalytic approach.