Depth-Oriented Therapy for Body & Soul in NYC
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Where the Unconscious, Identity, and Desire Intersect
A Place to Unfold...
A Place to Unfold...
Therapy is a place for loosening what’s been wound around you—the stories, beliefs, and patterns that have pressed in on how you move through the world.
Unfolding is messy. Things fall apart. Old defenses unravel. But in that very undoing, new ways of living and relating begin to take shape.
Here, your pain gets to tell its story — not just be a problem to solve. The desires you’ve been told to push away can finally speak. And piece by piece, something more alive, more spacious, can emerge.
Therapy isn’t about fixing what’s broken. It’s about giving what’s been folded away the room to breathe, be seen, and take on new life.
Common Concerns I work with
Common Concerns I work with
Religious & spiritual trauma
Gender identity
Sexuality
Trauma
Relationship dynamics & intimacy
Shame
Depression
Anxiety
Grief & loss
Life transitions
Options for Care
Options for Care
Location
In-person sessions in Manhattan (private pay only)
Telehealth across New York and Florida
Aetna Insurance accepted through Headway for NY & FL telehealth sessions
Fees & insurance
For in-person sessions, I provide superbills for out-of-network reimbursement (check with your insurance carrier to see if you have 'Out of Network reimbursement for psychotherapy').
For NY & FL telehealth sessions, I can bill directly through Headway (check here to see if I take one of your insurances).
How I Work
How I Work
Psychoanalytically informed: Symptoms and struggles aren’t random — they often carry meaning. We’ll explore them together instead of rushing to erase them.
Relational & curious: Therapy isn’t just talk; it’s a relationship where patterns can be seen, challenged, and reshaped in real time.
Parts-aware: We all have many 'parts' to who we are; we take time to get to know your parts and their stories — protective, critical, playful, hurting.
Grounded in the body: Trauma shows up somatically. I pay attention to the ways the body holds and releases what words alone can’t carry.
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