My work is rooted in a psychoanalytic approach, which means we look beyond surface symptoms to explore the deeper emotional currents shaping your experience. This kind of therapy is less about quick fixes and more about cultivating self-awareness, healing long-standing patterns, and fostering a more authentic connection with yourself and others.
In psychoanalytic therapy, we pay attention not only to what’s happening in your life now, but also to how early experiences, unconscious beliefs, and relational dynamics may be influencing your current struggles. Our conversations unfold over time and often return to meaningful themes—patterns that may once have protected you but now feel limiting or painful.
This is a collaborative, open-ended process grounded in trust, curiosity, and care. It’s an opportunity to speak freely, discover new meaning, and build something lasting on even the most uncertain ground.