I graduated with an M.S. in Clinical Psychology from San Francisco State University in 2016 and have been working as a counselor with children, adolescents and adults since 2013. I trained at the SFSU Student and Community Clinic, and at College Track in San Francisco, before moving to the Haight Ashbury Psychological Services clinic, where for two years I practiced integrative psychotherapy with individual adults and couples. I completed my training working with individual adults in private practice and continue to study psychoanalytic psychotherapy at the San Francisco Center for Psychoanalysis.

I have additional experience running groups for survivors of childhood abuse, co-facilitating groups for bereaved children, and working individually and in groups with children in the San Francisco school system.

I have a background in the arts and find this sensibility informs my work, both explicitly, in ecotherapy and sandplay, and implicitly, in my orientation to depth work and the developmental roots of adult difficulties.

I love the work and deeply cherish the humanity, courage, trust, struggle, intimacy, curiosity and transformation that it can entail.