How I Work
A method built at the intersection of two powerful bodies of knowledge — the depth of psychoanalysis and the precision of contemporary brain science.
The Philosophy
My path into psychotherapy is guided by a single curiosity: Why do we feel what we feel, and why do we repeat the patterns that hold us back? That question has shaped every aspect of my clinical work.
I believe that understanding your inner landscape is not a luxury — it is the foundation of a meaningful life. Rather than prescribing answers, I cultivate curiosity about your inner world as the most reliable guide toward lasting change.
I help you uncover unconscious patterns and reorganize your brain for lasting transformation.

The Method
My method draws from two complementary bodies of knowledge — weaving together psychoanalytic insight with the precision of contemporary brain science.
We explore the "why." By examining longstanding relational patterns and the movements of the unconscious mind, we uncover the roots of current struggles — repetitions, defences, and the stories we inherited before we had words for them.
This depth of understanding creates the foundation for genuine, lasting change rather than surface-level symptom management.
We focus on the "how." Grounded in interpersonal neurobiology, we work with the brain's innate capacity to reorganize, adapt, and form new pathways — creating the conditions for genuine and lasting change.
Understanding how the brain learns and changes gives us practical tools to accelerate and sustain transformation.
The therapeutic relationship itself is a vehicle for healing. Safety, attunement, and honesty are the foundation of everything.
Lasting change requires patience. We go as deep as needed, moving at the pace that is right for you — not a prescribed timeline.
Rather than prescribing answers, we cultivate curiosity about your inner world — the most reliable guide toward transformation.
Beyond the Therapy Room
Beyond clinical work, I translate complex concepts into practical insights through The Brain Bulletin newsletter and the Relational Patterns Group virtual curriculum.
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