After being in clinical practice for over 30 years, I realize the quality of the therapeutic relationship is as significant to healing as the approach. My treatment methods include not only traditional psychotherapy but also mindfulness and a holistic integration of systems.

 

Whether your goal is to solve specific problems or discover deeper self-knowledge, I draw on many years of experience to guide this process.  To nurture this relationship, I believe trust, confidentiality, and a broad-minded, non-judgmental, inclusive attitude are essential.

 

My clinical practice is enhanced by my study of Sociology, for which I earned a PhD from Boston University in 2007. I am better able to help you understand the context within which your issues have developed and will be resolved.

 

Other areas of interest include: the effects of nutrition, nature and exercise on our mental and emotional health, the Sociology of the Internet, Personal Privacy and Confidentiality and the Neuroplasticity of the brain.

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