Marriage & family therapy for adults and couples in Oakland, CA.
I became a therapist because I wished, growing up, that someone had asked me better questions. The kind that don’t try to fix you. The kind that help you actually hear yourself.
That’s what I try to bring to my work — a slower pace, a lot of warmth, and a real curiosity about who you are when you’re not performing for anyone. I’m collaborative, occasionally funny, and I won’t sit in silence and nod for fifty minutes. We’ll figure things out together.
Outside of sessions I’m probably gardening badly, reading something dense, or trying to convince my dog that walks are non-negotiable.
Most of the people I work with come in around one of these. It's just a starting point — we don't have to stay there.
For when your mind won’t stop running through every conversation you’ve ever had at 2am.
Communication that’s gone sideways, distance that’s grown quietly, or the same fight on repeat.
New job, new city, new chapter, new identity — the in-between spaces where you’re not quite who you were.
Sorting through what you carried from your family of origin that isn’t yours to carry anymore.
When your worth has gotten tangled up with your output, and rest feels like failure.
The quiet, persistent feeling that you’re not quite enough — and what’s actually underneath it.
No pressure, no commitment. A short message is enough to start.
Start with a free 15-minute call to see if we're a good fit. New clients are usually seen within two weeks.
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