From an early age, I knew I wanted to become a therapist.
I was drawn to understanding how families work—the ways our relationships, patterns, and experiences shape who we become and how we move through the world.
That curiosity led me to Syracuse University, where I earned a BS in Family Studies and a BA in Psychology, and later to Fordham University, where I completed my Master’s in Clinical Social Work.
After receiving my LCSW, I spent six years working closely with adolescents and families in both outpatient and inpatient settings, learning firsthand the challenges, joys, and complexities that family life can bring. Those experiences inspired me to open my own private practice, where I can provide personalized care and support, helping clients feel seen, understood, and empowered in their own lives.
Additional Training
After a few years in private practice, I began a three-year training program at a Psychoanalytic Institute, which I found to be an invaluable part of my learning experience and a wonderful addition to my understanding, further enriching the work I do with my clients.
In my work, it’s very important that clients know any insights or observations we make about their families are never about blame or criticism. Instead, they are meant to help us better understand your experiences, your relationships, and the patterns that may be influencing your life today.
My Specialties
I offer in-person therapy sessions in my Upper West Side office, or online throughout New York
Whether something just happened or you’ve been carrying a concern for a while, therapy can give you a safe and supportive place to talk it through. Sessions are offer in-person on the Upper West Side or online.
Foster deeper connection, stronger communication and a renewed sense of closeness in your relationships, including those with a partner or family member.
Caring for aging parents while also raising children can be overwhelming, exhausting, and at times very isolating. Therapy offers you a way to care for yourself while still caring for those who depend on you.
