In-Person Therapy in Philadelphia, Virtual in 43 States.
Many people I work may be successful and talented in one area of life, but find that they want more aliveness, connection, and fulfillment in their personal lives and relationships. Oftentimes, my patients have multicultural lives - they are the adult children of immigrants, are immigrants themselves, or have close multiracial relationships.
I use an integrative approach to pair insight with action. By establishing a more-than-intellectual understanding of themselves and their lives, my goal is to help my patients experience a deeply felt and sustained change in their lives.
I am a child of refugees and left a full-time career as a performing and teaching artist to earn Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) and Master of Business Administration (MBA) degrees from Widener University.
My experience includes psychotherapy in inpatient, outpatient, substance use, and college counseling settings, personality and neuropsychological assessment, executive coaching, leadership and organizational consultation, and clinical consultation and supervision.
I was honored to receive the Clinical Psychology Award for Empathy and Caring from the Institute for Graduate Clinical Psychology for the "exceptional ability to forge constructive relationships with clients."
I have earned certificates in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy and Organizational Consulting and Executive Coaching, and was an APA Division 39 (Psychoanalysis) Scholar.
Outside of clinical work, I am a husband, father, art-maker, Birds fan, and engaged neighbor working for climate justice at local, state, and national levels.