​By speaking freely and saying whatever comes to mind, without needing to organize everything in advance—even if it doesn’t immediately make sense—you begin to notice unexpected details, connections, and feelings that haven’t yet been fully thought or articulated. With someone listening closely and thinking alongside you, aspects of your thinking or feeling can be heard that were not available before—connections, meanings, and experiences that may have been outside awareness or difficult to put into words. What once felt obvious or stuck can begin to shift.

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I am a licensed psychoanalyst in private practice in Midtown Manhattan. I work with adults in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis. I received my B.A. from New York University, my MFA from Parsons School of Design, and my psychoanalytic training from the Manhattan Institute for Psychoanalysis. I am also a visual artist and teach at The New School. I remain active in the psychoanalytic community, presenting my work at the American Psychoanalytic Association, the psychoanalytic division of the American Psychological Association, and other psychoanalytic institutes.