She works with people who struggle with anxiety, depression, interpersonal and relationship issues, body image and eating disorders, obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors, traumatic experiences, and substance abuse. Her approach to therapy is largely psychodynamic and relational (a “two-person approach”) where processes that occur in the therapy room are explored with the same level of depth and focus as events that happen in patients’ lives outside of therapy. She believes that therapy is a place of growth where empathy and acceptance are balanced with the challenges that are necessary to gain a new perspective and to experience a new way of being.