My work integrates depth-oriented psychotherapy, Gestalt relational and experiential approaches, and the somatic Tamura Method. Rather than applying techniques in isolation, I attend closely to how emotional, relational, and internal processes interact—supporting a more coherent and sustainable path forward.
This approach is especially well suited for individuals with complex inner lives who value nuance, reflection, and thoughtful engagement.
I work best with individuals and couples who are open to a reflective process and interested in developing a steady, thoughtful therapeutic relationship over time. This work is not designed for quick fixes, crisis-only care, or highly prescriptive treatment models.
I work with adults who are navigating emotional roadblocks, sustained pressure, or periods of transition that call for deeper reflection and discernment. Many of my clients are thoughtful, driven people who want therapy that supports clarity, steadiness, and meaningful internal alignment—not symptom management alone.
Our work is collaborative and paced, allowing space to explore emotional patterns, internal conflicts, and relational dynamics so insight can translate into lived change over time.
I support couples who want to understand and shift entrenched relational patterns, strengthen communication, and restore trust or connection. This work is well suited for couples navigating merging of lives, transition, strain, or longstanding dynamics that require more than surface-level tools.
Couples therapy focuses on increasing awareness, responsibility, and relational flexibility—so each partner can engage with greater honesty and connection.