Sometimes we walk through life feeling like we aren't good enough, like an imposter, disconnected from ourselves and others. We can become so distressed that it's hard to enjoy the moment, and successfully move through our day. Sometimes we can't explain why we feel the way we do, and we might tell ourselves we're 'broken'. When we suffer like this, it's possible that there's a connection to your family's past and this wounding happened to someone other than yourself. My goal is to help you unpack these feelings, come to understand what is yours and what may be inherited, and move toward resolution and healing. As the child of a Holocaust survivor, working with intergenerational trauma has been a deeply meaningful experience, both personally and professionally. I know first-hand the healing that can be achieved through therapy with someone who understands the complexity of inherited family trauma. Because of the importance of the therapeutic relationship, it's got to be the right match. You may contact me for a free phone consultation so that I can learn more about your needs and how we might work together.

Hello and welcome –I am so glad you are here. If you have found this profile, it’s because youhave come to the brave decision to try therapy. Therapy can be many things –joyful, difficult, humorous, awe-inspiring, and it can involve dealing withsome of the deepest, most painful parts of ourselves, the parts that that keephidden for fear of what we might find. Therapy can also be a time to learn andgrow in ways we may have never anticipated.     After working for the past ten years in mental health andreceiving my license as a clinical psychologist in 2023, I founded my ownpractice, New Pathways Psychotherapy. At New Pathways Psychotherapy, my goal isto help each and every one of my patients discover and reconnect with theircore values and gain the skills and confidence to overcome the barriers intheir way. I use an approach that is customized to the needs of each patient,with techniques from psychodynamic therapy, existential therapy, attachmenttheory, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). I believe that therapy issomething that happens with, and through you, not to you, so I aim to includemy patients in the treatment planning process to ensure that their treatment issuitable and appropriate to their needs.      My ideal patient is someone who is curious about themself andis motivated to make changes in their life. My areas of clinical focus includethe treatment of depression, anxiety, and trauma, as well as helping peoplestruggling with negative self-talk, self-doubt, and life transitions. I am proudto work with individuals who identify as queer, questioning, trans, non-binary,or ace, and continuously attend training to ensure that I am the best ally Ican be to my patients, friends, and family alike.      I am also exceedingly geeky and spend my free time watchingthe likes of the newest superhero or Star Wars show, reading through the ACourt of Thorns and Roses series, and rereading the Hitchhiker’s Guide series. Iuse this passion for sci-fi and fantasy alongside humor and evidence-based principlesto help my patients. All fandoms and all Jewish identities are welcomed andappreciated here.   

If you are suffering from depression, trauma, anxiety, anger, grief, addiction, parenting, relationship or career related issues, help is here! With over 15 years of experience and hundreds of clients treated successfully, I have the knowledge, skills and understanding to help you lead a more content, fulfilling and functional life. My passion is helping Jews from of all religious levels and from all walks of life. I am a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP-II) with extensive training in Cognitive behavioral Therapy (CBT), Psychoanalytic Theory, and Gottman Method couples therapy. More importantly, I treat people, not modalities or disorders! Therefore, my treatment style draws on a number of different methods depending on your specific needs.