What I offer is a grounded, integrative approach to therapy that brings together the rigor of evidence-based Western psychology with the wisdom of Eastern traditions like Buddhism, Taoism, and Hinduism. I don't promise spiritual experiences. But I do know the power of turning toward your inner world with honesty, humility, and courage.
I hold a PhD in Clinical Psychology and have trained at institutions including Rutgers University Behavioral Health Care, Harvard University/Massachusetts General Hospital, Columbia University, Bellevue Hospital Center, and Montclair State University. I also have a background in psychological research, which continues to inform my work. In addition, I am a certified Reiki Master Teacher, and I draw from both scientific and energetic perspectives to support each client's healing process when it's welcomed and appropriate.
As part of my practice, I also offer Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) for clients who are struggling with treatment-resistant anxiety, depression, or OCD. When used intentionally and in the right context, ketamine can help loosen entrenched thought patterns and create openings for deep emotional healing. My approach to KAP emphasizes psychological safety, therapeutic depth, and long-term transformation, not just temporary relief.
My style blends practical tools with intuitive insight. Some sessions are focused and structured; others leave space for the unknown. I see therapy as a sacred container where real healing can unfold, not through quick fixes, but through presence, curiosity, and trust in the process.
