As a psychotherapist at NYU Langone, I am motivated by a profound interest in how our early life experiences shape our emotional and psychological growth. I am dedicated to assisting individuals in understanding their inner worlds, fostering significant transformations through deep exploration of their life narratives. I strive to create an accepting, empathetic space where patients feel secure to delve into their personal histories and current emotional states.
My expertise lies in addressing a variety of issues such as anxiety, depression, stress, and relational difficulties. These issues often arise in high-pressure professions, including healthcare. My approach is rooted in psychodynamic, humanistic, and experiential methods, emphasizing profound self-exploration. I hold a PhD in psychology and have spent considerable time refining my psychotherapy skills and knowledge.
Throughout my professional journey, I have concentrated on assisting patients in understanding how their early relationships and life events shape their current thought, emotion, and behavior patterns. My goal is to facilitate changes that enhance overall life satisfaction and wellbeing. My work is characterized by a focus on the relational dynamics and emotional experiences that emerge within the therapeutic process, assisting patients in uncovering unconscious patterns that may be influencing their current struggles.
My interest in psychology was sparked by a desire to understand the complexities of the human mind. This curiosity, coupled with a passion for assisting others, guided me towards a career in psychotherapy. I view therapy as a journey of self-discovery—one where we not only address immediate concerns but also explore underlying emotional patterns that have evolved over time. My approach is holistic and integrative, tailoring the work to the specific needs of each individual. As a part of NYU Langone, I work closely with other healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive and coordinated care for my patients.
