Psychotherapy & Psychoanalysis

I offer a confidential and supportive space for adults to explore both their inner and outer lives. My work is grounded in psychodynamic and psychoanalytic theory, which emphasize how early attachment experiences, past relationships, and unconscious patterns shape our emotional world, sense of self, and ways of relating to others.

I provide both weekly psychodynamic psychotherapy and psychoanalysis—a more intensive treatment that typically involves meeting three to four times per week. Psychotherapy may be a good fit for those seeking support around a specific issue or life transition, or for those beginning to explore recurring patterns in relationships, work, or emotional life. Psychoanalysis may be more suitable for individuals drawn to deeper self-exploration, particularly those grappling with longstanding difficulties in intimacy, identity, or meaning.

Whether you are seeking weekly support or a more immersive analytic process, we will work collaboratively to determine the pace and depth of treatment that best supports your needs. In both forms of therapy, the relationship between us becomes a central space for reflection, discovery, and transformation.

Areas of Focus

I work psychoanalytically with adults from diverse backgrounds—often with those navigating relationship challenges, anxiety and depression, identity and intimacy concerns, or entrenched patterns in their experience of self and others. Many of the people I work with are high-functioning and creative—outwardly composed, yet privately grappling with emotional complexity, difficulty sustaining satisfactory relationships, and an unsettled or uncertain sense of self.