Where Human Depth and Relationships Meet Modern Complexity

 

​​​​I hold a doctorate in clinical psychology, with advanced training in Jungian, psychoanalytic/psychodynamic, trauma-informed/oriented, and neurodiversity-affirming approaches. My doctoral research explored how people relate to intelligent technologies and AI — a theme that continues to inform my clinical, consulting, and research work.

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My work with clients is eclectic and individually tailored to needs and emotional/cognitive preferences and areas of growth. Along with attention to essential aspects of relationship-building, relationality, and feelings, this may include such areas of focus as: emotional regulation and interpersonal boundaries, healing past trauma and anxiety through somatic processes and/or EMDR; and, self-discovery, increasing self-esteem and confidence toward expanded achievements through connecting to inner resources of personal meaningfulness, dreams, imagination, intuition, creative processes, along further development of executive functioning, and, perhaps most importantly, one's own inner wisdom.​
 

I help people, leaders, and teams grow their emotional, relational, and decision-making capacities in an increasingly complex world of internal and external challenges and relationships.

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Whether I’m working therapeutically or consultatively, my approach is relational, empathic, and integrative — grounded in deep listening, holistic psychological insight, regard and lived experiences in the service of clients' self-growth, self-discovery, enriched relationships, achievement potential, and creative expression.

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If you’re navigating complexity — within yourself, your relationships, or your work, vacation, and creative processes — I invite you to learn more.