My work has extended beyond the therapy office. For many years I have taught graduate students and supervised new therapists, experiences that have kept me engaged with current research while allowing me to mentor clinicians at the beginning of their careers. This balance of experience and continued learning informs my clinical work every day.

While I have developed expertise in identifying symptoms and evidence-based treatment strategies, I believe meaningful change comes from understanding the patterns beneath today's concerns and how they connect to your life story. My goal is not simply to reduce symptoms, but to help you make lasting changes that fit who you are. Most importantly, clients often tell me they experience something that cannot be measured by years of practice alone: they feel understood, connected, and genuinely heard.

Thirty years of experience doesn't mean I have all the answers. It means I've learned to recognize patterns, ask better questions, tailor treatment more thoughtfully, and build the kind of therapeutic relationship that helps clients create lasting change.