We – as humans – at times get anxious, sad or blocked. Major life transitions, such as life stage or relationship changes; marriage and parenthood; career and identity crises; or loss and grief, can leave us questioning ourselves as well as our sense of direction and purpose. Other times, we may yearn for change but feel trapped, stagnant or lack trust in our ability to create change. What may have worked before simply isn't working any more.

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Psychotherapy can help through creating space around the suffering so that new possibilities for living can be found. Good therapy helps you expand your curiosity and open-mindedness about yourself – who you have been, who you are, and who you would like to be – and so makes it easier to identify what needs to change and how to best go about it. I combine an actively curious, accepting and collaborative approach with a secure therapeutic framework to help people navigate change and enhance their capacity to work, love, and play.

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I offer flexible lunchtime and daytime psychotherapy and psychoanalysis appointments for Cambridge, Somerville and Boston professionals, academic faculty and graduate students. Currently I am seeing clients both at my Cambridge office and via telehealth appointments.