Relationship Psychotherapy
Many couples come to therapy because something has reached a breaking point.
Others arrive because the relationship no longer feels alive, generous, or safe — even though, from the outside, everything appears functional.
They want to understand what is actually happening between them — and whether it can change.
My work is depth-oriented, relational, and emotionally engaged. We focus on the relationship itself: how it operates, how conflict is organized, and what each partner brings — consciously and unconsciously — into the dynamic. Our work is done carefully and collaboratively.
Rather than assigning blame, we treat the relationship as a shared emotional system — shaped by history, attachment, desire, fear. Patterns are not pathologized; they are understood. This kind of therapy can be uncomfortable at times. It is also often clarifying, enlivening, and deeply relieving.
Individual Psychotherapy
I also work individually with teens and adults who want psychotherapy that goes beyond symptom management.
Individual work may be helpful if you are:
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Repeating relational patterns you don’t fully understand
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Navigating identity shifts, loss, or major transitions
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Highly functional externally while feeling unsettled internally
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Interested in understanding your emotional life with more depth and nuance
Is this the right fit?
This practice tends to work well for people who:
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Value psychological depth and emotional honesty
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Are willing to look at their own participation in relational patterns
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Understand therapy as an investment, not a service transaction
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Want a therapist who is present, engaged, and willing to work in the moment
Clinical Supervision & Consultation
Depth-oriented supervision for counseling students and emerging therapists
I offer individual, remote supervision and clinical consultation for New York State counseling students and recent graduates who want to develop a deeper, more relational approach to psychotherapy.
Grounded in psychodynamic and psychoanalytic thinking, my approach emphasizes the therapeutic relationship as a central source of clinical understanding. Together, we explore not only what is happening in a patient's life, but also the relational patterns, unconscious dynamics, emotional responses, and meanings that emerge in the work.
Whether you are a counseling student beginning to work with clients or a recent graduate navigating the early stages of clinical practice, my aim is to help you deepen your clinical thinking, strengthen your confidence, and develop a therapeutic identity grounded in curiosity, reflection, and relational understanding.
I welcome clinicians interested in psychodynamic, psychoanalytic, and relational approaches who are looking for a thoughtful, collaborative space to explore their work in greater depth.
Inquiries: Please reach out with a brief introduction describing your training, clinical experience, and interests.