MFT · LPCC · SAN FRANCISCO
MFT · LPCC · SAN FRANCISCO
Narrative therapy is based on the idea that we make sense of our lives through stories — and that the stories we tell about ourselves powerfully shape how we feel and what we think is possible. When those stories are limiting, narrative therapy helps us examine, challenge, and rewrite them.
Midlife, retirement, career change, relationship transitions, an empty nest, a health diagnosis — or simply the slow recognition that the life you built no longer fits. I help people move through change with intention rather than just surviving it.
Loss is not only the death of a person — it is the loss of a role, a relationship, a future you had imagined, a version of yourself. I bring both clinical training and a spiritual perspective to grief and end-of-life work, offering a space to grieve fully, ask the hard questions, and find ground…
Working with lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer clients is not a specialty I added — it is woven into the fabric of my practice and my life. I understand the particular terrain: coming out at any age, internalized shame, family rejection, relationship dynamics, chosen family, community, and the specific grief and resilience that comes…
Relationships are where we have the most opportunity to heal and grow. They are also where our oldest wounds show up most reliably — the patterns we learned early, the ways we protect ourselves, the roles we slip into without realizing it. I work with individuals and couples on exactly this territory. Whether the struggle…
Are you navigating the impact of racism, sexism, homophobia, ableism, or other forms of oppression? The chronic stress of discrimination — microaggressions, systemic barriers, erasure — has real psychological consequences. It is not in your head. And it belongs in the therapy room. I am committed to holding the full complexity of your experience, including…
To be human is to be affected by what is happening around us. The stress of political and social upheaval — the uncertainty, the grief, the anger, the fear — is real and takes a real toll. It is not weakness. It means you are paying attention. It means you are human. We can explore…
For those seeking it, I offer a space to explore the deeper questions — meaning, mortality, faith, doubt, and what makes a life worth living. I bring a personal and longstanding contemplative practice to this work, informed by Zen Buddhism and Jewish wisdom traditions. I am equally at home with people who have a rich…