"He who has a Why to live can bear with almost any How."

                                                                                     Nietzsche

Many people find therapy to be a tremendous asset in managing personal growth, interpersonal relationships, family conflicts, and the hassles of daily life. These challenges may include relationship problems, break ups, anxiety, excessive fear or constant worry, lack of motivation, conflicts at work, identity crisis, mood instability, poor self-image, lack of self- confidence, feelings of helplessness, grief and loss, difficulty making decisions, and general dissatisfaction with life. 

        Clinical Orientation

       The study of human development, the mind, and human interactions is my foremost passion in life. I continue to be fascinated by individual’s psyche, capabilities, desires, and potentials, and am very compassionate with their emotional pain, disappointments, hurdles, and concerns. I am well versed in a variety of treatment approaches and have a diverse clinical background. My theoretical frame of reference is psychodynamic; however I employ a variety of other treatment approaches including Cognitive-Behavior Therapy (CBT), family system theory, and humanistic approaches in order to meet the specific needs of my clients.  I believe that people are unique and complex and often times unaware of the many forces that drive or limit them.  My work goes beyond the targeting of certain symptoms. Instead, I aim to help people find meaning and purpose in their lives, unlock creative potentials, and strengthen their relationships with themselves and with other people.