My passion for promoting women’s mental health was born during my undergraduate years at Barnard College.

As an undergraduate, I attended “Take Back the Night” marches and volunteered for Barnard’s crisis hotline. Through these experiences I saw firsthand the powerful transformation that could occur when previously silenced women felt safe enough to share their stories and have their private pain borne witness to, some for the very first time.

These were early formative experiences that convinced me to find ways to help women feel supported, listened to without judgment, and taken seriously.
Since then, I have devoted my career to providing treatment tailored to women’s unique mental health needs. Throughout my training, I have too often seen women’s issues get overlooked, minimized, and even ignored altogether.

In my private practice, I address family and romantic relationships, fertility and pregnancy related issues, the transition to motherhood, sexual trauma, and body image issues. This focus has been enriching for me, and I always gain a new appreciation for the unique experiences of every woman I meet through my practice. 

I lived in New York City for twenty years before moving to Westchester County in 2017. I am licensed to practice in the state of New York as well as in Connecticut.