How I Work
In session, I’m paying attention to more than just what you’re describing.
I’m tracking how you think through things, how you respond in real time, and where you get pulled into patterns that may not be working, even if you already understand them.
This allows us to work directly with those patterns as they’re happening, rather than only talking about them afterward.
What sessions are like
Sessions are conversational and natural, but focused.
We stay anchored in what actually matters, rather than drifting into general discussion. If something feels unclear, repetitive, or stuck, we slow it down and look at it more closely.
I am actively engaged the entire time. I’m thinking with you, asking direct questions, and helping you make sense of what’s happening as it unfolds.
At times, I may be more direct. Not to push, but to bring clarity to something that may be getting avoided, softened, or overcomplicated.
How the work moves forward
We are not just talking about your life. We are working with it.
That means:
noticing how you arrive at decisions
understanding what shapes your reactions
identifying where you override yourself or second-guess
shifting how you move through those moments in real time
The goal is not to analyze everything endlessly. The goal is to change how these patterns show up so they no longer play out in the same way.
Insight and change
Insight is part of the process, but it is not the end point.
You may already understand a lot about yourself. The focus here is on what to do with that understanding so it leads to something different.
We connect insight to action. Not in a forced or formulaic way, but in a way that fits how you actually think, decide, and move through your life.
Support and directness
You will feel supported in this work.
You will also be challenged at times in a way that is thoughtful and intentional.
There may be moments where something becomes clearer, more direct, or harder to avoid. Those moments are often where the work starts to shift in a meaningful way.
We move at a pace that is manageable, but we do not stay surface-level.
What you leave with
Over time, the work becomes less about figuring things out in session and more about how you move through your life outside of it.
You may notice that:
you can think more clearly in situations that used to feel overwhelming
you make decisions with less second-guessing
you respond differently in relationships without having to rehearse it first
you feel more steady in yourself, even when things are uncertain
The goal is not just to feel better in session, but to function differently in your day-to-day life.
The working relationship
The quality of the therapeutic relationship plays a central role in how effective this work is.
I pay attention to how we are interacting, not just what you are bringing in. This gives us useful information about patterns that may also show up in other areas of your life.
We can work with those patterns directly, in a way that is immediate, relevant, and grounded in what is actually happening.
Practical structure
Sessions are typically held weekly or biweekly, depending on what you are looking for and what will be most effective.
I offer daytime virtual sessions for adults in New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey.
Next step
If this approach resonates with you, you can schedule an initial session online.
This gives us a chance to understand what is going on for you and whether this feels like the right fit.
Clinical Background
My training is rooted in relational and insight-oriented psychotherapy alongside approaches that support meaningful behavioral change. I completed my clinical training at NYU and pursued additional postgraduate training in psychoanalytic psychotherapy and trauma-informed work.
This allows the work to be both thoughtful and practical, focusing not only on insight but on changes that show up in how you think, relate, and move through your life.

