I am a New York State licensed psychologist in independent practice in the Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY. I completed my doctoral work in Clinical Psychology at the New School for Social Research, New York, NY, and have taught as a Guest Faculty in Psychology at Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, NY. 

In my psychotherapy practice, I work with adolescents and adults seeking help with experiences such as depression, anxiety, relationship problems, adjustment to life changes, living with a chronic illness, navigating identity, and working in creative fields.  I see therapy as a collaborative process, working together towards mutually agreed upon goals. My primary theoretical orientation is psychodynamic, with an emphasis on relational psychoanalytic thinking. I integrate cognitive behavioral therapy and other evidence based approaches.  I also integrate mindfulness based practices, sleep practices, and an emphasis on creative flow experience in helping to cultivate and maintain wellness.

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