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I am a licensed clinical psychologist with a Psy.D. from George Washington University and postdoctoral training completed at Cornell University. My original training was grounded in the psychodynamic tradition, with a focus on how early relationships and unconscious patterns continue to shape present experience.​​

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Over time, I have trained in a range of experiential approaches to deepen this work, including Internal Family Systems (IFS), Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP), Somatic Experiencing, Hakomi, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, and Focusing. These approaches allow me to work not only with insight, but with lived experience as it unfolds in the moment, including emotions, body sensations, and relational dynamics.

 

I specialize in trauma work and tend to understand many symptoms as expressions of unresolved experience that has not yet been fully processed or integrated. I am also deeply influenced by Jungian and depth psychological traditions, which bring an orientation toward imagination, symbolic life, and the deeper layers of the psyche into both my clinical work and personal life. I am also a long-term meditator and value practices that cultivate awareness, presence, and the capacity to stay with experience.

 

I am trained in psychological assessment and have experience conducting both comprehensive and focused evaluations. I currently offer adult autism assessments, with particular attention to presentations that are less overt or shaped by masking over time.

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