Psychotherapy for Depression, Anxiety, and Trauma: I work with individuals experiencing trauma, anxiety, depression, and relational difficulties. Rather than focusing exclusively on symptom reduction, psychoanalytic psychotherapy offers an opportunity to explore the underlying meanings and experiences that contribute to psychological distress. Through our collaborative therapeutic relationship, we can work toward greater self-understanding, emotional freedom, and more meaningful ways of relating to yourself and others.

Psychotherapy for Therapists: Therapists need spaces of their own to reflect, explore personal and professional difficulties, and consider the unconscious dynamics that shape their clinical work. Psychoanalytic psychotherapy is an excellent method for clinicians seeking a thoughtful, confidential space to explore the complexities of therapeutic practice, including questions of identity, desire, intimacy, and the emotional demands of working with others.

Psychotherapy that Explores Sex and Sexuality: Our erotic lives can be complex, varied, and sometimes difficult to articulate within conventional understandings of sexuality and intimacy. I offer a nonjudgmental space for exploring desire, fantasy, kink, BDSM, and other sexual practices, including the meanings they hold in your life and relationships. Whether you are navigating questions about your sexuality, exploring particular fantasies, or reflecting on the relationship between erotic desire, identity, and emotional experience, psychoanalytic psychotherapy provides an opportunity to approach these questions with curiosity rather than judgment. The aim is not to pathologize desire or prescribe what sexuality should look like, but to develop a richer understanding of your erotic life and its place in your experience of yourself and others.