In Practice Since 2005

I draw on a foundation in Jungian/Depth psychotherapy and Buddhist philosophy. I have done both hospice work and Buddhist meditation for over 20 years as ongoing practices in personal growth and development. These studies and practices form the basis of my work with my clients in psychotherapy.

I have an MA in Depth Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute, and post-graduate training in Somatic Transformation, a method of psychotherapy that teaches us to work with the way the body holds memories and patterns of trauma.

I work primarily with people whose lives have brought them to a place where they want support to work through difficult, stuck, or critical times. What often appears problematic is evidence of a solution trying to happen. This can come about at any stage of life. What you sometimes can't see yourself, you can come to see, navigate, and resolve with the help of another. My approach is to join my clients in their quest for resolution, meaning, and happiness.

Other fundamental tools and life philosophies that weave themselves into my practice are Internal Family Systems, Non-Violent Communication and Council Practice. Please see my website for more information.

To learn more about my practice or inquire about whether I am accepting new clients at this time contact me directly below.