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About My Clients
My practice welcomes adults of all ages navigating the myriad trials of life and what it means to be human. Grounded in relational psychoanalytic, existential, and feminist frameworks, I specialize in supporting individuals and couples through grief and loss, identity exploration, questions of mortality, life transitions, and general relationship stress.
My Background and Approach
As a psychotherapist, I believe grief and loss to be the undercurrent of life, ever present if even momentarily out of focus. For me, therapy is not about quick solutions or fixing what is "broken," but rather tending to what is deeply human in each of us — often those universal tensions, or contradictions, which lie in the delicate balance between our need for intimacy and autonomy, freedom and responsibility, meaning amidst uncertainty, and aliveness within the constraints of our own mortality, vulnerability, and limitations. My theoretical approach integrates relational psychoanalytic, existential, and feminist frameworks, with sensitivity to the role of the unconscious and the significance of larger systems, culture, power, and oppression on both intrapsychic and interpersonal wellbeing.
My Personal Beliefs and Interests
At the heart of my practice, I carry an unwavering commitment to uplifting the agency, dignity, and autonomy of every client.