With over a decade of clinical experience, I work with accomplished professionals balancing demanding careers and full personal lives. Many of my clients have built impressive careers yet privately feel stuck, uncertain, or disconnected.
My practice is intentionally small and highly individualized. I work one-on-one with those who value depth and accountability—people who want more than coping strategies and are ready for something deeper.
Learn to relate to yourself with more kindness, patience, and understanding.
Self-compassion
Cultivate present-moment awareness so you can notice, pause, and respond instead of react.
Mindfulness
Get to know the parts of yourself that shape how you think, feel, and relate to others.
Parts work (IFS)
Explore how early relationships shape the way you connect with yourself and others.
Attachment-based therapy
My work is grounded in relational, insight-oriented therapy that deepens self-awareness and builds emotional flexibility. I draw from these frameworks in our sessions.
Because growth doesn’t always have to feel heavy
Playful
Remembering the things
you thought went unnoticed
Attuned
More human than clinical
Genuine
With the real material of your life — texts, dating profiles, and draft emails
Engaged
offering thoughtful observations and honest feedback
Direct
Bringing energy and depth
into our work together
Dynamic
“Here for life’s turning points — a promotion or a rage quit, an engagement or a hard-earned breakup, a successful egg retrieval or the decision to stop IVF.”
My work is deeply informed by extensive study and training in attachment theory, with a focus on how early relational experiences shape the way we connect to ourselves and others. This has included developing and facilitating a psychoeducational program designed to help adults cultivate more secure attachment.
B.A. in Psychology and Communication
University of California, Davis · 2006
Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.)
Alliant International University · 2012