My work in the psyche began as a trained actor in New York. It started with an interest in character, nuance, and the subtleties of performance. Through that process, I discovered a deeper curiosity about what exists behind the script—the history before the now, and where we can take it.

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In 2012, I shifted my focus to the inner landscape and earned an MSW from the Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College. Since then, I’ve worked as a licensed social worker in both group and institutional settings, as well as in private practice. I now work exclusively with private clients, supporting them to explore their inner lives and make sense of their histories, presence, and future.

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I continue my studies and training regularly. In addition to my master’s degree, I provide Gottman Method Couples Therapy, and hold certificates in Grief and Loss, Women’s Mental Health, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Life Coaching, and the Fundamentals of Attachment with Trauma Solutions.

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The cross-pollination of these modalities informs my current practice.