I am a licensed clinical psychologist practicing in Arlington, Massachusetts, offering both in-person and telehealth psychotherapy across the state. My work is rooted in a psychodynamic, integrative, trauma-informed, and multicultural approach that honors the complexity of each individual and their lived experience. I provide therapy for adults, couples, and teens, with a particular emphasis on those feeling stuck and navigating social and relational challenges, perfectionism, transitions, and the lingering impact of trauma.

I specialize in working with gifted, high-achieving, and underachieving individuals— including graduate students, academics, and creative professionals— who may appear outwardly successful, yet struggle with self-doubt, disconnection, or a sense of "never enough." My approach helps clients explore the deeper roots of these patterns while fostering balance, authenticity, and self-compassion.

In my clinical work, I integrate psychodynamic insight and understanding with evidence-based and experiential modalities, including EMDR, mindfulness, relational, and somatic techniques.  This allows for both depth and practicality— an exploration of how past experiences shape current patterns, combined with tools to create meaningful change in the present.  Therapy with me is collaborative and tailored; it often feels conversational and grounded, with an emphasis on curiosity and respect for the whole person.

I am committed to creating an environment that is inclusive, affirming, and culturally respectful— welcoming clients of all races, ethnicities, genders, sexual orientations, and relationship structures.  I am interested in experiences related to dimensions of difference and the ways that they can facilitate or inhibit our connections with others.  My goal is to provide a space where you can feel seen, understood, and supported in making sense of your experiences and moving toward greater clarity and fulfillment.