Our pathway in the "real" world is cast through the internal lens of perception. Painful life events distort perception and we feel isolated in the grips of depression, fear, anxiety and guilt. We struggle to hide our grief and anger from others as a consequence of our pain. When experienced as children, these distortions can save us in our innocence but as adults, they emerge and impede our attempts to find harmony in the day to day living experience. I believe we have within each of us, the collective gnosis, or knowing, to awaken to the inner witness from which both suffering and joy can be experienced as "One".

I provide short and long-term psychotherapy and tailor the work to your individual needs. In addition to addressing a wide variety of personal issues, problems, and concerns, such as grief, depression, anxiety, self-esteem, and relationship struggles, I also facilitate personal spiritual development which is also known as the individuation process or self-actualization.

Rooted in Jungian psychology, I engage therapy from an integrated approach that best fits my client's individual needs. I invite you to find your personal "Truth" and begin to live "intentionally" as a participant rather than a victim.