My approach is collaborative, psychodynamic, and attuned to embodied experience. With commitment to the process, depth psychotherapy can provide a sturdy container for deepening your capacity to lean with curiosity into discomfort, difference, and the unknown as it shows up in your life. In addition to Jungian analytic training, I draw on relational psychoanalytic training, mindfulness and embodiment practices, and somatically oriented Jungian dreamwork (BodyDreaming). While I work with clients presenting a variety of concerns, I am especially interested in engaging with people who are working through:

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• major life transitions

• relationship and attachment issues

• depression and anxiety

• exploring gender and sexuality and/or queerness in its many forms

• dreams and nightmares

• grief and loss

• integration of psychedelic experiences and other non-ordinary states of consciousness

• spiritual experiences and/or issues related to religious identity

• creative process or creative blocks