I’m an AASECT-certified sex therapist and couples therapist specializing in the Jewish community. I studied and practiced in Israel for several years before building my practice in the US, and that range gives me fluency across Jewish worlds: Ashkenazi and Mizrachi, Israeli and American, observant and secular, interfaith and LGBTQ. What I bring to every session is what my Judaism taught me first: directness, open inquiry, and the belief that the uncomfortable conversation is usually the important one.

I work with Jewish men navigating erectile dysfunction, performance anxiety, and desire discrepancy. Couples where cultural differences, Ashkenazi and Mizrachi, Israeli and American, observant and secular, are surfacing in the relationship and the bedroom. Queer Jews carrying the weight of antisemitism and anti-Zionism on top of everything else. Israelis abroad who feel isolated from community.

I’m warm, curious, and direct, and I bring myself into the room. I’m not here to just listen. I’m here to co-explore what’s actually keeping you stuck: the limited beliefs and the patterns blocking connection and authenticity. As a sex and couples therapist, I’m active throughout the session, using our relationship as a live indicator of how you may be relating to others outside of it. Our past informs a lot of our present, but my goal isn’t to keep you there. It’s to help you build a more meaningful and connected life today.

The Jewish community has faced more hate in these last several years than many of us have experienced in our lifetimes. Finding a Jewish therapist you feel safe with means you don’t have to explain your identity, your heritage, or your connection to Israel with fear of backlash or pathologization. You don’t have to hide any part of yourself in my room, not your Jewishness, not your sexuality, not the parts you haven’t figured out yet. If you’re ready to build something deeper, with your partner or within yourself, I’m here to help you get there.