As a psychotherapist at NYU Langone, I am dedicated to helping individuals and couples navigate the complexities of trauma, grief, depression, anxiety, and life adjustments.
I pursued my doctorate in clinical psychology with a focus on both theoretical and therapeutic approaches to post-traumatic stress disorder. This academic and clinical foundation has been instrumental in shaping my practice and my dedication to helping patients improve their mental wellbeing.
I primarily practice psychodynamic therapy, which focuses on understanding how people develop their personalities over time. Additionally, I am well-versed in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), an approach that may appeal to patients seeking to manage specific thoughts and behaviors. My extensive training in post-traumatic stress disorder includes cognitive processing therapy (CPT), prolonged exposure therapy (PE), and written exposure therapy (WET).
I strive to provide my patients with a high standard of care. Throughout my career, I have been committed to collaborative practice. I believe in the importance of patient input, research, and clinical theory.
Being part of NYU Langone allows me to provide care with the support of a leading health system. My approach is centered on fostering strong patient-provider partnerships, based on responsiveness and a positive patient experience.
