Welcome

A note to prospective clients

Selecting a psychologist is a highly personal decision, one that’s often made while facing challenging circumstances. I encourage you to take the time you deserve to make a thoughtful decision about beginning psychotherapy

The working relationship between client and psychologist provides an opportunity to observe and reflect on how we relate to others. Psychotherapy can become a living laboratory where longstanding patterns can be observed, understood, and gradually changed. As those patterns evolve within therapy, clients often find themselves relating differently to the important people in their lives.

I work with adults facing a wide range of concerns, including depression, anxiety, trauma, relationship difficulties, life transitions, and challenges related to identity and self-esteem. I have a longstanding interest in college student mental health. A significant focus of my practice involves working with gay men, and I practice from an LGBTQ+ affirmative perspective.

I actively converse with clients and offer feedback and direction, while also creating room for reflection. Insight is important, but lasting change often comes through the experience of working together over time.

As you explore this site, I hope you’ll gain a sense of how I think about psychotherapy and what it is like to work together. If my approach seems like a good fit for what you’re seeking, I invite you to continue to the Getting Started page to learn more about beginning therapy together.

Getting Started –>