I have always felt awestruck by the healing power of listening. I see language as a doorway to healing and therapeutic conversation as a collaborative, relational process that transforms experience into wisdom for new growth.

I am a Brooklyn-based psychodynamically oriented therapist. Before receiving my master’s degree in clinical social work from Smith College School for Social Work, I lived in Australia, where I worked at a residential program for adults recovering from acute episodes of mental illness. I realized I wanted to devote my life to the the healing power of empathetic conversation while volunteering at Lifeline, Australia’s national crisis and suicide hotline. In addition to being passionate about mental health, I enjoy painting and going on adventures in New York City and beyond.