Individual therapy for adults, teens, and children — grounded, honest, and occasionally funny, because life is too.
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Before I was a therapist, I worked in advertising — which meant thinking constantly about narrative, persuasion, and how ideas land. I bring that same attention to the room now: paying close attention to the story you're telling about your life, and where it might be ready to change.
My approach is existential-humanistic and ACT-informed. In plain terms: I'm less interested in fixing you than in helping you build a workable, values-driven relationship with whatever you're actually dealing with — including the parts that don't resolve neatly. Meaning-making, impermanence, and the texture of everyday experience get taken seriously here, not just the symptoms.
I try to bring compassion, curiosity, and a genuine sense of humor into the work. Therapy can hold weight and lightness at the same time — I think it works better when it does.
I see adults, teens, and children — there's no minimum age. Some of what regularly brings people into the room:
Westlake Village, CA office.
Available anywhere in California.
A process group that borrows from improv's core moves — presence, "yes and," working without a script — to build the same muscles that make relationships and hard moments easier to navigate: staying in the room, tolerating not knowing what's next, and responding instead of bracing. No performance experience needed, no pressure to be funny. This isn't a comedy class; it's a therapy group that happens to use improv's tools.
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In-network with Cigna and Aetna. Sliding-scale spots are available for cash-pay clients — reach out to talk through what's workable for your situation.
I'm currently accepting new clients. The first step is a free 15-minute consult — a low-stakes way to ask questions and get a feel for whether we're a good fit before committing to anything.
Schedule a free consult