I offer individual psychotherapy for adults seeking a deeper understanding of themselves, their patterns, and their relational worlds. My work is grounded in a relational, psychodynamic, and existential framework, with attention to how early experiences, attachment relationships, cultural context, and intergenerational history shape present-day ways of being.

Therapy is approached as a collaborative and reflective process rather than a set of techniques focused on short-term symptom management. Suffering is understood not as a personal defect, but as a meaningful response to lived experience and relational history. The work centers on developing greater awareness of internal patterns, relational dynamics, and the ways past experience, present life, and imagined futures continue to shape one another.