My personal philosophy is that each of us has a basic need to be deeply understood by another human being. We all yearn, suffer, and celebrate, often privately, and often in ways that are not fully known even to ourselves. I strive to help each person feel safe enough so that such private and unknown thoughts and feelings can emerge and be explored together. Whether you are looking for help through a crisis or with a long-standing illness or sense of discontent, my aim is to understand who you uniquely are and how I can help you heal and grow.

Some people wonder if psychiatric medications ought to play a role in their treatment. In my experience, they do sometimes facilitate healing, but also carry with them various risks and potential complications. Increasingly, people ask about the use of psychedelics in psychiatric practice. As a Psychedelic-Assisted Therapist who currently incorporates ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, I can discuss with you whether this form of treatment might be an option for you. You may also wonder whether dietary changes, nutritional supplements, mindfulness practices, or movement therapies may help alleviate your distress. I welcome your questions, concerns, and hopes about whether any of these modalities may be a useful part of your path. I bring both extensive experience and the same attitude of thoughtfulness and collaboration to these matters as with any other aspect of our conversation.