“I am a licensed psychologist who incorporates interventions from other theoretical orientations to provide unique treatment for each patient. I work with a wide range of clients, including students, young professionals, and artists. I have accumulated a great deal of experience working with individuals who are struggling with low self-esteem, loneliness, depression, anxiety, and interpersonal problems. My goal is to help my patients enhance various aspects of their lives, so they can feel more confident about themselves, improve their interpersonal relationships, and realize their creative potentials. I have specialized in trauma-focused treatment in individual and group settings. I currently lead a trauma group for victims of sexual abuse and domestic violence. My other specialties include working with people of color, LGBT, and new immigrants who are struggling with issues of internalized prejudices, injuries and shame. I have also specialized in working with students who are struggling with various adjustment issues and often lack necessary support.”
Approach to Therapy
“I am a psychodynamically trained psychologist trained psychologist who incorporates techniques and concepts from other theoretical approaches, utilizing interpersonal, cognitive-behavioral, and mindfulness techniques to provide individualized treatment. My approach to psychotherapy is collaborative and active, as my patient and I try to negotiate together patient’s needs and goals, and find the most effective ways to achieve them. I create a safe therapeutic space in which my patients can explore their relational patterns and create a meaningful narrative of their lives. Within this framework, I aspire to build a therapeutic relationship, in which my patients feel authentic, validated, and understood. I listen carefully the ways my patients understand their social contexts and how this understanding has shaped their internal sense of who they are.”
Interest in TherapySafetyNet
“I have worked for many years at an outpatient clinics in the Village with patients diverse in respect to race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender, age, and socio-economic status. This unique experience gave me a better understanding of my patients’ particular struggles and has shaped my personal and professional development. Providing reduced fee therapy for people without insurance allows me to stay ‘tuned’ with New York’s diverse community.”
Professional License
Psychologist 019288
Getting Started
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