I believe every person deserves a space that welcomes them to show up authentically and embraces their complexity. I provide therapy that encourages exploration and honors the expansiveness encompassed within each individual. As a clinician-in-training at New York University’s Mental Health and Wellness program, I specialize in working with clients navigating identity, relationship, and sexual issues from a holistic, integrative perspective. My work draws from my experience as an adolescent cancer survivor and a deep understanding of the multifaceted ways chronic illness impacts relationships, sexuality, and identity. 

 

My approach is collaborative, affirming, and responsive to the richness of your Jewish experience. I am passionate about cultivating a radically non-judgmental space where each aspect of your identity feels invited. In our daily lives, it can feel exhausting to wonder which parts of ourselves feel safe to express. I hope to offer a space that encourages acceptance and integration.