I draw from an intersectionally informed, Lacanian psychoanalysis to attend to your especially difficult to talk about, sensitive issues. This approach, necessarily reinvented for each person, focuses on the fullness of what each person is wanting so as to assist you in reconstructing your life based not on what others want of you but on what you want for themselves—especially regarding your most core desires and dreams.

I have a M.A. in clinical psychology and have been licensed as an M.F.T. (Marriage and Family Therapist) since 2007. I have a Ph.D. in philosophy specializing in critical theory’s synthesis of psychoanalysis with sociology and cultural studies. I am a Candidate Analyst of the Lacanian School of Psychoanalysis.  I have taught at a variety of schools, both in philosophy and in graduate psychology.

It has been my great joy to have worked with a variety of individuals—in private clinics, schools, hospital settings and jails. I am strongly committed to fostering the unexpected opportunities that arise when working across difference.