Contact

➤ LOCATION

123 South Broad Street, Suite 2240
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19109

Office Hours

By appointment only.

RELATIONSHIPS

Many of our greatest challenges have to do with our relationships, both with others and with ourselves. Therapy can help to explore and understand how we relate, including with partners, friends, and colleagues. 

graduate STUDENTS

I spent about 5 years treating students on college campuses (Penn, La Salle, and Brandeis). Currently, much of my work involves helping students MBA and PhD students through the graduate school process.

PREVENTING BURNOUT

Burnout is a serious problems for health care professionals, clergy, advocates, and others doing the challenging work of caring for others. I love helping people find ways to balance caring for others with caring for themselves. 
 

POSITIVE SEXUALITY

My training is in both clinical psychology and human sexuality. I help guide people through the many aspects of coming to understand sexual orientation, gender identity, and other sexuality and relationship interests.

TRAUMA

There are many types of trauma that affect how we live and relate to others--ranging from the "big T" traumas like sexual assault to repeated "little t" traumas like being ignored, misunderstood, or unseen. It is important to understand both how we are affected by these traumas, as well as how we can avoid being defined by them.

first generation

The experience of being the first in one's family to enter a different world is an important one--whether that means the first to grow up in a new country, the first to go to college, or other ways. It often comes with a particular challenge--having to navigate situations without the guidance that many others can rely on.