Why this work.
For many of us, the search for fulfillment is a journey filled with uncertainties. Each person's process is unique, and I'm honored to be a part of your journey toward growth, healing, and change.
I built my practice around the seasons of life that ask the most of us, and that we are often least supported through. Fertility journeys that go on longer than anyone warned you about. Pregnancies that hold more anxiety than joy. The first year postpartum, which is rarely as soft as the cards suggest. Losses that the world expects you to be done with in a week. Marriages that have to learn each other all over again. The perimenopausal years, which arrive without a map.
These aren't separate experiences. They live in the same body, often the same year, and a therapist who only knows one piece will miss the rest. My work is to know the whole arc, and to be steady inside it with you.
How I work.
My approach is relational, drawing from psychodynamic and family systems frameworks. In plain language: the relationship between us is the most reliable predictor of meaningful change, so we build that first. I'm interested in what's underneath the day-to-day: the patterns from your family of origin, the way you protect yourself, the body's signals that something needs attention.
I'm also trained in the Trauma Resiliency Model (TRM®), a body-based approach that's especially helpful with grief, pregnancy and infant loss, birth trauma, and the unprocessed material that surfaces during big life transitions. We slow down. We titrate. We let the nervous system catch up.
You won't be rushed. You won't have to translate. And you won't be told that what's happening to you is small.
Who I work with.
Adults, adolescents, couples, families, and ongoing therapy groups. Most clients come to me for one or more of:
- Trying to conceive: primary, secondary, or after loss
- IVF, IUI, donor conception, and the emotional weight of treatment cycles
- Pregnancy after infertility or loss
- Perinatal anxiety, depression, and mood changes during pregnancy
- Postpartum depression, postpartum anxiety, postpartum rage, intrusive thoughts
- Pregnancy loss: miscarriage, stillbirth, termination for medical reasons
- Birth trauma and difficult NICU experiences
- Perimenopause and menopause: mood, identity, partnership, sleep, sexuality
- Couples work through any of the above, plus infidelity and reconnection
- Co-parenting after separation or divorce
- Grief, depression, anxiety, trauma, addiction, and life transitions
Outside the office.
I'm also the co-founder and clinical lead of Two Paths, a complete co-parenting platform for separated and divorced parents. It brings the same clinical framework I use in the therapy room to the day-to-day reality of co-parenting: a shared custody calendar, secure co-parent messaging, AI communication tools, expense tracking, and court-grade documentation with a verified audit trail. It's the only co-parenting app on the market built around a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist's clinical work, and many of my clients use it alongside our sessions.
And I lead ongoing process and support groups, because being witnessed in community is something individual therapy can't replicate.
