The relationship you have with your romantic partner(s) can be a source of comfort and vitality; building such a relationship takes meaningful effort and maintenance. In couples therapy, I provide compassionate, goal-oriented treatment to help couples navigate each stage of their relationship. Treatment draws from EFT, Gottman Method, and Structural Couples Therapy.

Common reasons for seeking treatment include:

High conflict; Loss of connection and intimacy; Parenting; Fertility and pregnancy; Sexual difficulties; Breaches of trust; Challenging life transitions; Pre-marital counseling; Navigating ethical non-monogamy or polyamory; Aid with kink/ BDSM dynamics.

I am queer-, kink-, and ENM-allied in my work.

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Let’s be honest — navigating family life can be stressful during the best of circumstances. The challenges of parenting and family life have only increased due to the pressures from COVID. I offer family therapy services to help parents and children of all ages navigate concerns, whether they be longstanding or have only appeared in the past few years.

In family therapy, I utilize Structural Family Therapy, Attachment-Based Therapy, and Family Systems approaches to help family members develop adaptive and healthy communication patterns, as well as address parenting concerns and behavioral issues.

In addition to family-based work, I provide parent coaching using attachment-informed Parent Management Training by Kazdin.

Drawing from structural family therapy, family systems therapy, attachment-focused therapy, and the Kazdin Method, I provide in-person family therapy for families of all makeups and needs.

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Experiences of trauma leave an indelible mark. Clients often seek treatment with me when coping with the affects of traumas such as sexual, emotional, and physical harassment, abuse, and assault; childhood and domestic abuse; and discrimination-related trauma.

In my office, I use data-driven psychotherapies — including Prolonged Exposure and Cognitive Processing Therapy — to address PTSD and other trauma-related symptoms clients might struggle withs such as trauma-associated anxiety, depression, grief, anger, low self-esteem, loss of sexual desire or pleasure, physiological changes such as shifts in appetite and sleep.

Most people have internal struggles at one point or another during their lives — seeking help is a sign of resilience and growth. I specialize in aiding individual patients as they navigate questions about sexual and gender identity, relationship Issues, developmental transitions, identity exploration, and self-esteem.