I work with both couples and individuals, and have a collaborative approach that leaves room for humor amidst intensity and gentleness amidst accountability. I am a member of a sex therapy private practice based in Brooklyn, and I work comfortably with topics like pelvic pain, different desire levels between partners, sexual and relational trauma, and feeling disconnected from pleasure or from the body entirely. The important thing to note around sex therapy is that my goals are your goals. There is no “normal” to be reached, and there is nothing broken to be fixed. My hope is that each partner and client leaves with a clearer understanding of themselves—not only as part of a relationship, but as whole people in the world.

Although conversations about sex and gender are staples in my clinical work, I do ample work around general mental health, including ADHD, anxiety, grief, and layered cultural identities whether mixed, adopted, or migrated. I also work with other mental health professionals, organizers, and artists around burnout and resilience. As someone passionate about health equity and collective liberation, I see social systems as intrinsically relevant to the therapy space. Therapy should not merely make a violent world easier to stomach; it should give company to our grief and longevity to our resistance.