My work as a psychotherapist and Jungian analyst has been shaped by a longstanding interest in the relationship between our conscious lives and the deeper layers of the psyche.

There are times when life asks us to look inward—to question assumptions, recognize patterns, listen to our dreams, and become curious about parts of ourselves that have remained outside our awareness.

I believe psychotherapy can provide a protected space in which this exploration can take place.

My approach is relational, thoughtful, and grounded in Jungian psychology. I work with individuals and couples as they navigate relationships, transitions, loss, questions of identity and meaning, and the many changes that can accompany the second half of life.

I hold a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute, where I graduated in 2007.

I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and an IAAP Certified Jungian Analyst.

I am also a founding member of the C. G. Jung Institute of San Diego and currently serve as its Treasurer.

The development of Jungian analytic education in San Diego is particularly meaningful to me. Through the Institute and my clinical work, I am committed to supporting the continued development of Jungian thought, clinical practice, and analytic training.

I also provide supervision and consultation to therapists and clinicians who wish to deepen their clinical work through a Jungian perspective, including those considering the path toward becoming Jungian analysts.

I do not believe that therapy is simply about eliminating symptoms.

Symptoms can also be invitations to listen more carefully to what is happening within us.

Our dreams, relationships, emotional patterns, fantasies, and seemingly contradictory parts of ourselves can all provide information about the psyche.

Together, we can create a space in which these experiences can be explored with curiosity rather than judgment.

My hope is that therapy can help you develop not only greater understanding, but a deeper relationship with yourself.