Helping Adults and Clinicians Bring Clarity to What Has Not Yet Been Fully Understood

Depth-focused psychotherapy, reflective case consultation, and high-level cohort learning

There comes a point in therapy—or in clinical work—where competence is no longer the question.

You may have already done meaningful therapeutic work. You understand your history, recognize your patterns, and can often anticipate your own reactions. And yet, something remains unresolved—present, but not fully grasped, and not shifting in the way you expected.

The same emotional patterns persist. Certain relational dynamics repeat. The work can begin to feel as though it is circling something—coming close to an organizing pattern that is sensed, but not yet clearly articulated or directly encountered.

This is often where people arrive after good, thoughtful therapy—when insight is present, but something essential has not yet changed.

Much of my work is centered on this space.

I work with individuals who have already engaged seriously in therapy and are seeking a different level of depth, as well as with clinicians looking for a more precise and nuanced understanding of complex clinical work. In both contexts, the focus is similar: identifying and working with patterns that are not yet fully articulated, but are actively shaping experience.

I am a licensed psychologist with 30 years of clinical experience, specializing in depth-oriented work with trauma, anxiety, and complex emotional patterns—particularly where prior therapy has led to insight, but not sufficient change.

My role is not to add more explanation or additional strategies, but to attend closely to what is emerging—often in subtle, indirect, or easily overlooked ways, including within the therapeutic relationship itself.

As these patterns are encountered more directly, rather than only understood, something begins to shift. What once felt persistent or intractable becomes more defined—and with that, more open to change.

I work in three ways

Individual Psychotherapy
Ongoing psychotherapy for adults seeking a deeper understanding of their internal experience—particularly when previous therapy has not fully resolved what brings them in.

Clinical Depth Cohort
A six-month closed group for experienced clinicians focused on reflective case consultation and in-depth discussion of complex clinical material. The cohort is depth-oriented, structured to reduce professional isolation, and designed to sharpen clinical reasoning and insight.

Individual Consultation

One-on-one consultation for clinicians seeking a more precise and nuanced understanding of complex clinical material.