Specialized support for every season.
Anxiety, trauma, depression, and the stress of major life transitions have a way of entering our relationships. Therapy offers a place to understand what is being carried individually, what is unfolding relationally, and how to move forward with clarity and purpose.
Relationships at the Heart of Everything.
My passion for relationships has guided my entire career. I believe that the ways we connect—with ourselves, with others, and with our world—shape every aspect of our well-being.
As a relational therapist, I collaborate with individuals, couples, and families facing a wide range of challenges. Over the years, my clinical experience and specialized training have allowed me to develop particular expertise in the more complex, often overlooked aspects of relationships—such as high-conflict dynamics, infidelity, reproductive mental health, neurodiverse partnerships, and complicated legal processes like prenups and divorce.
Specializing in relationships often means working with stories and dynamics that extend far beyond the therapy room. Families of origin, emotionally immature parents, and the legacies of intergenerational trauma all shape the challenges my clients face—especially during major life milestones like marriage or welcoming a child. Many people find that longstanding patterns, expectations, and invisible loyalties from childhood can echo in their lives today, straining their well-being and closest connections.
When you face a specific hurdle, weigh an important decision, or need guidance on how to communicate more effectively, coaching offers a focused, productive space to think it through. Together, we clarify what is getting in the way, identify practical next steps, and develop the insight and skills needed to move forward with greater confidence.
Unlike therapy, coaching is not treatment for mental health diagnosis. Coaching is offered virtually, with an option for in-person intensive sessions in Chicago.