Clinical Experience:  I have been providing individual psychotherapy for adults in private practice for the past 18 years.  Before that, I worked in six outpatient clinics (with children, adolescent, and adult clients) and on two inpatient psychiatric units with adults.

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Training:  In addition to earning a doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Columbia University, I have also completed five additional years of postgraduate training, at The Institute for Psychoanalytic Education (at NYU School of Medicine), the Stephen Mitchell Relational Study Center, and the New York Milton H. Erickson Society for Psychotherapy and Hypnosis.

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Approach to psychotherapy:  My approach to psychotherapy is primarily psychodynamic. I also use cognitive behavior techniques in my work. Sessions are interactive, with a balance between the client's and the therapist's input. I am committed to providing my clients with new understanding of their situations and new options.

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