My work is rooted in psychoanalytic psychotherapy, which means I listen closely—not just to what is said, but to the unspoken patterns, emotional undercurrents, and relational dynamics that shape your experience.

Many of our struggles stem from ways of thinking, feeling, and relating that were formed early in life—adaptations to past experiences that may now feel limiting or painful. In therapy, we explore these patterns together, not to judge or eradicate them, but to understand their function and meaning. Through this process, new possibilities emerge—greater self-awareness, emotional depth, and a freer engagement with life and relationships.

A key element of this work is the therapeutic relationship itself. Our interactions provide a unique space where unconscious dynamics can surface in real-time, offering insight into how you experience yourself and others. Rather than applying predetermined techniques, I attune to the specific rhythms of your inner world, fostering an environment where unexamined emotions, desires, and conflicts can be expressed and understood.

Psychoanalytic therapy unfolds at a pace that respects your emotional capacity. For some, once-weekly sessions provide a foundation for meaningful reflection. For others, meeting more frequently allows for a deeper immersion into the therapeutic process, facilitating greater transformation.

Whether you are seeking relief from distress, a greater sense of aliveness, or a deeper understanding of yourself, therapy offers a space where you can be heard in a way that perhaps you have not been before.