Individual therapy may cover issues ranging from depression to stress and anxiety, anger, relationship and communication problems, self-esteem, identity, and grief/loss. These and other challenges can tax our ability to experience joy and may impact our relationships with others in a negative way.

If a problem is relational in nature, couples therapy may be the most powerful means of resolving it. I take every measure to be fair to all involved and adopt a positive and strength-based approach to help the couple reach their goals.

As much as we may like for all people in the family to get along, this may not materialize for many of us. Even though some family members or relations may appear to be beyond repair, there are often ways of conducting oneself differently in the family that improve things for everyone.

I have conducted presentations and trainings in the field of mental health for many years for a wide range of audience from general public to organizations and universities.

One of my great passions is to train the next generation of mental health professionals. I supervise the clinical work of pre- and post-doctoral psychology trainees as well as psychiatric residents using both experiential and theoretical methods of supervision.