About
Deciding to start therapy—or to start again with someone new—takes something. Whatever brought you here, I want the first step to feel manageable.
Before becoming a therapist, I spent seven years at Boston Consulting Group, moving from summer intern to project leader. I was good at it. I also watched capable people—including myself—treat exhaustion as a scheduling problem. What kept pulling at me was the part no strategy deck addressed: what people carried, what they could not say, and how much of it went unexamined.
My style is warm, engaged, and gently challenging. You will not get a blank screen: I respond, I tell you what I notice, and I am willing to ask the question you may have been avoiding. We can move between practical support and slower exploration as the work requires.
Culture, race, gender, sexuality, family history, work, and the systems around us shape how we experience ourselves and our relationships. None of that is background information. It belongs in the room, approached with curiosity, humility, and care.
Education & credentials
A first step
Fifteen minutes, no cost and no obligation. If someone else would be the better fit, I will say so.
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