As a therapist, I am committed to providing therapy that is both  compassionate and practical. I listen to my clients with an accepting, empathetic and nonjudgmental style to facilitate whatever healing or help they seek. Some people seek therapy to address a concrete issue; others come out of a more abstract sense that something in their lives could be different or more fulfilling. I want to help my clients explore their hopes and fears, and work together to take the necessary steps to develop richer, more rewarding lives. 

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I graduated from NYU with a Masters in Social Work in 2013, and completed the Two Year Training Program at the Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy. I have been at Mount Sinai Hospital working with the chronically ill and their families for five years.