I am a PhD level therapist with decades of experience walking alongside individuals and couples through meaningful change.

My background includes over 20 years of clinical practice, 25 years practicing law, and my work as a professor training hundreds of students in the art and practice of therapy, all rooted in presence, clarity, and curiosity.

Growing up in a close-knit family in New York City gave me early insight into the complexities of identity, boundaries, and relational pressure. Later, my years in law deepened my understanding of how people carry their stories, especially in moments of conflict, transition, and loss. While I no longer practice law, that experience continues to shape my work today by offering a pragmatic and grounded lens for emotionally charged or high stakes conversations.

As both a therapist and an educator, I believe change becomes possible when we slow down and pay attention. Much of my practice centers on helping couples and individuals who feel weighed down by disconnection, change, or conflict. In our work together, I help clients make sense of their patterns, strengthen their inner stability, and move toward relationships and lives that feel more honest, connected, and aligned.

This is not about fixing. It is about learning to see clearly and live fully, even in the midst of struggle.