I enjoy working with anyone who wants a bit of change in their lives, no matter how big or small. If you’re sick and tired of being sick and tired, let’s talk. If you’re open to new ideas, that’s wonderful. If you have new ideas to share with me, that’s a major bonus.

I became a therapist because I am seriously passionate about personal transformations. At first glance my own life path is a series of very dramatic changes. I studied as a biologist, trained as a dancer, worked as a lawyer, and now practice as a therapist.

In hindsight, I realize all this change was necessary to prepare me as the type of therapist who can support others in their own transformational journeys. Now I get to help clients turn their dreams into reality as a profession.

I would assure them that in therapy they are in charge. They get to decide what to disclose, what to explore, and what they want to change. I think of the therapist as a trusty guide when you’re a little lost in the wilderness.

You could probably find your way home on your own with the help of a smartphone, but with the therapist to guide you the trail will be more direct, less treacherous, and a lot more fun.

I love working with diverse clients and colleagues. Different races, genders, bodies, ages, abilities, nationalities, religions, beliefs — all the richness of life — that is what makes the work exciting and creates the opportunity to learn and grow as a therapist and human.