In working with teens, I use a humanistic and client-centered approach that involves a variety of theoretical orientations including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, IFS and DBT. My goal is to understand the unique complexities that teens face in today’s world, and how those challenges manifest in day to day life. Supporting teens as they seek their own solutions and strengthen their unique identities is at the heart of our time together.

In working with adults, I draw from a variety of theoretical orientations including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, IFS and DBT. Together we will identify areas for healing and growth to be able to integrate change in ways that feel safe, supportive and nurturing.

In working with couples, I use a systemic and relational approach to identify the dynamics at play that are disrupting cohesion or not serving the greater relationship. Drawing from several orientations including Attachment Theory, the Gottman Method and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), we will work together to bring an awareness to the relational patterns that are causing conflict, so that you can respond to problems more intentionally and effectively. Together we will cultivate the communication and support systems necessary to foster a deeply trusting, long-term partnership

In working with families, I use a systemic and relational approach to identify the dynamics at play that are affecting not only the individuals in the family, but also the family as a greater system. We will identify any roles that have emerged within the family unit to understand how certain patterns serve to reinforce or challenge those roles. The goal is to create an awareness of how each member contributes to the functioning of the greater system and to work together to find ways to interact more cohesively and effectively.