Whether you're seeking personal growth, support through a life transition, or help navigating relationship stress, therapy offers a safe and intentional space to pause, reflect, and move forward with more clarity.
I offer the following therapy services:
Individual Therapy
Couples Therapy
Family Therapy
For adults and teens seeking personal healing, clarity, and emotional resilience
Individual therapy offers a space to explore what's weighing on you—whether it's anxiety, self-doubt, grief, trauma, or a sense of being stuck. We'll work together to understand your patterns, develop tools for coping, and reconnect with your inner resources.
Common themes in individual work:
Anxiety, overwhelm, or burnout
Life transitions or identity questions
Relationship challenges
Grief, loss, or unresolved trauma
Nervous system regulation & somatic awareness
Sessions available in-person in the Hudson Valley or via telehealth for residents anywhere in New York.
For partners wanting to reconnect, repair trust, and improve communication
Relationships are living systems—they shift, change, and require tending. In couples therapy, we’ll explore cycles of disconnection, patterns of conflict, and the underlying emotions that drive them. Whether you're in crisis or simply wanting more connection, therapy offers a space to rebuild safety and deepen intimacy.
Couples often come to therapy for support with:
Communication breakdowns
Conflict that feels repetitive or unresolved
Rebuilding after a rupture (affair, betrayal, or change)
Emotional or physical disconnection
Navigating parenting or life transitions together
All partnerships welcome, including LGBTQ+ couples, poly/open dynamics, and non-traditional relationships.
For families seeking more harmony, understanding, and healthier dynamics
Family therapy helps everyone feel seen, heard, and supported. Whether you're navigating parenting stress, intergenerational wounds, or sibling conflict, this work is about shifting the patterns that cause strain—and strengthening the relationships that matter most.
Family therapy may be helpful for:
Parent-child tension or disconnection
Co-parenting support
Sibling conflict or transitions
Teen mental health challenges
Supporting adult family members to improve dynamics