Insight Was
Never the Whole Story.

Clinician and Healer

I am a clinician, and I am a healer — and I don't experience those as separate. My training is real and ongoing: graduate study at Northwestern University, earlier academic work at Rutgers, and continuing study in trauma, contemplative psychology, and the integration of significant or non-ordinary experience. That rigor is the floor beneath everything I do.

And underneath the clinical frame is a way of seeing I'll be honest about, because the people I'm here for tend to share it: I understand consciousness as something larger than any one of us — that we are each an expression of a single, living whole. I don't bring this to you as a belief you're asked to hold. You don't need to share any of it for the work to reach you. It simply means that when you bring me an experience that doesn't fit the ordinary frame — spiritual, expansive, strange, hard to say aloud — I will meet it as real, because to me it is. I won't pathologize it, and I won't flinch.

You bring the parts of yourself that already understand. Together we work toward the part that can live differently — whole, and entirely your own.