​Before becoming a psychotherapist, I spent years as a  litigation lawyer and as global head of talent at a major investment bank — roles that gave me a close, unsentimental view of what pressure actually does to capable people.

Today I work with thoughtful adults who want more from life. Some arrive feeling anxious or stuck. Others are navigating change, relationship challenges or questions about meaning and purpose. Whatever brings you here, we'll work together to understand what's getting in the way and help you move toward the life you want.

 

My approach is warm, curious and collaborative. I'll offer honesty with kindness, and when it’s helpful I’ll gently challenge you too. I believe hope—and even humour—have an important place in therapy.

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I live in Brooklyn with my husband, our two kids and a mildly anxious dog, whose interest in therapy is limited to eating her feelings.  I work with clients both in person, in mid-town Manhattan, and remotely.