I offer compassionate therapy for adults, teens (13+), and couples. I warmly welcome clients of all identities, and often work with women, LGBTQIA+, trans and gender diverse, and neurodivergent folks.

What's it like to be in session with me? I am warm and grounded, and I bring gentle humor to hard conversations. The atmosphere is relaxed and respectful — I don't rush to diagnose or "fix" anyone. I slow down and take the time to understand you. My approach is:

• strengths-based

• trauma-informed

• feminist & inclusive

• proudly LGBTQIA+ affirming

As I get to know you, I will look for your strengths — not just your symptoms. Working together, we’ll find practical strategies to support you here and now. We can explore how patterns from your past, and your unconscious, shape your experience. And we can consider how larger social and political systems impact you and your relationships. Most importantly, I see therapy as a collaborative effort. I check in about how therapy is going for you, and I welcome feedback and questions.

My goal is to create a non-judgmental space where you can discover new strengths, practice coping skills, heal, and build resilience. Depending on your needs, we can draw on a variety of tools, from somatics to Jungian dream work to CBT. Whatever brings you to therapy — anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship challenges, “stuckness,” grief, or existential questions — we can look at it honestly. When we do that, it opens up possibilities for change. 

Please contact me or schedule a free 20-minute consultation so we can see if we are a good fit. I look forward to speaking with you!

EDUCATION & CREDENTIALS

• Master’s in Counseling Psychology, The Wright Institute

• JD, NYU School of Law

• Bachelor’s in English and Politics, Oberlin College

• Certified CBT-I Clinician, through Dr. Gregg D. Jacobs’ program, CBT for Insomnia

• Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, AMFT #150379

• Associate Professional Clinical Counselor, APCC #17969

• Supervised by Roya Taghehchian, LMFT #123846