Individual Therapy for Life Transitions
A space for thoughtful, depth-oriented psychotherapy when something in your life no longer fits the way it once did.
I have a particular interest in helping people navigate divorce, separation, and other major life transitions. Divorce can unsettle nearly every part of life, including your identity, relationships, family structure, finances, routines, and sense of the future. Therapy can provide a grounded place to process what has happened, manage uncertainty, and begin building a meaningful life beyond the relationship.
Many people I work with are navigating:
separation, divorce, and life after divorce
grief, anger, loneliness, or uncertainty following a relationship change
identity shifts and the work of rebuilding
dating, co-parenting, and changing family relationships
life transitions that feel disorienting or overwhelming
patterns that persist despite insight or previous therapy
burnout, moral injury, or the emotional effects of demanding professional roles
My work is also deeply informed by experience with:
trauma recovery and complex emotional experiences
global and humanitarian work
cross-cultural and internationally informed care
This is not quick-fix therapy. It is a process of slowing down, becoming curious, and making sense of what feels stuck. Together, we create space for grief and change while developing new ways of relating to yourself, others, and the life ahead.
Forensic Evaluations
Comprehensive, trauma-informed psychological evaluations for legal and court-involved contexts.
My work is grounded in clinical rigor, cultural responsiveness, and a commitment to objective, evidence-based assessment, particularly in complex and high-stakes cases.
I provide evaluations and consultation in areas including:
Immigration and asylum-related psychological affidavits
Trauma-informed assessments in high-conflict or legally sensitive cases
Risk assessment and violence prevention consultation
Cultural formulation and cross-cultural expertise
Expert consultation for attorneys and courts
All evaluations are conducted in accordance with professional and ethical standards, with careful attention to clarity, accuracy, and the specific demands of legal settings.
A space for women navigating the complexity of separation and divorce—especially when life no longer looks the way you expected it to.
This group is for those who are:
moving through the emotional and practical realities of separation
rebuilding a sense of self after a long-term partnership
feeling caught between loss, responsibility, and the need to move forward
wanting something more grounded than conflict, reactivity, or quick fixes
Together, we focus on:
making sense of what has changed
understanding patterns that shaped the relationship
navigating parenting, identity, and next steps
moving forward with clarity, steadiness, and intention
This is not about rushing the process. It is about creating a group space to reflect, to reconnect with yourself and others going through a similar transition, and to begin shaping what comes next.
Life After Divorce Support Group
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What Makes It Different
Rooted in Psychological Insight and Relational Depth
Focused on Identity Reconstruction, Not Blame
Integrates Attachment, Meaning-Making, and Future Planning
Facilitated by a Psychologist who Understands both Personal and Systemic Complexity
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