I offer individual psychotherapy for adults, grounded in psychoanalytic theory. My work has a particular focus on relational trauma — the ways that painful or difficult relational experiences leave lasting imprints on how we see ourselves, connect with others, and move through the world.
This is depth-oriented work, designed not for quick solutions but for the kind of change that tends to last — because it addresses what's actually generating the difficulty, not just the symptoms.
People come to this work carrying a range of things — anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, the aftermath of painful experiences. It tends to resonate with people who are introspective and curious about their inner life, and who want to understand — not just manage — what keeps recurring.
What Sessions Are Like
Sessions create space for whatever feels most alive — present concerns and relationship patterns, earlier experiences that continue to shape how you feel and relate, and sometimes what emerges in the therapy relationship itself. There's no fixed agenda; the work unfolds at a pace that fits you.
Frequency & Duration
Most clients meet once per week, though some choose more frequent sessions to deepen the process. Consistency creates the psychological space needed for genuine reflection and change.
Some clients engage for several months; others continue longer, depending on their goals.
Getting Started
We begin with a free 15-minute consultation — a low-pressure opportunity to ask questions, discuss what's bringing you to therapy, and see whether this approach feels right.
