I have worked in a range of settings, helping countless clients from a diversity of backgrounds since I started training in 2008. Having lived in England, Cyprus, and the US, I am particularly sensitive to issues around immigration, culture, identity, bias, and belonging.

My approach is primarily psychoanalytic which focuses on understanding the unconscious, and developing insight about ourselves and others. This can involve an examination of the past, with the intention of freeing ourselves up in the present, and as an investment for our future. People often leave psychoanalytic therapy living life in a more connected, creative, joyous, authentic, and meaningful way, as well as feeling more in tune with their body. I also integrate cognitive/behavioral, neuroscientific, existential, and spiritual perspectives in my work.

NY License 020316.

Education:

BSc Psychology, Nottingham University, 2006.

Counseling Psychology Certificate, City University London, 2007.

Multiple fellowships in Psychoanalysis from various psychoanalytic institutes in Chicago and New York, 2009-2012.

Doctor of Psychology in Clinical psychology (PsyD), The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, 2012. Accredited by the American Psychological Association.

Scholars Certificate in Parent Infant Psychotherapy, Columbia University Center for Psychoanaytic Training and Research, 2022.