There is so much involved with the life of being a student. Whether you are an undergraduate or graduate student, the stress of maintaining class schedules, homework, jobs, possibly even families, and still trying to have a social life, and more — it can be overwhelming even for the most organized person.
When we are under stress or being stretched to our limits, it often can set the foundation for emotional struggles to come through. This may be experienced as depression, anxiety, general overwhelm, ADHD, or even old patterns and traumas can become stirred up creating additional difficulties to sit with.
In therapy, I aim to give you the space to slow down and just reset, reclaim and understand you and your needs, and help you to be in more control of your mind, body, and emotions as you take on your life and the world around you. If you know you could use some space for yourself, even if you don’t fully know what’s needed, contact me and we will figure out what could be helpful together.
Specialties
I am trained in comprehensive psychotherapy and contemporary relational psychoanalysis. If you are looking for specialties or areas of expertise that aren’t shown here (such as trauma, ADHD, or others), reach out to me and we can discuss what you’re looking for together.
My Office:
211 W. 56th Street (56th/B’way), Suite 4K
New York, NY 10019
Driving Directions from Columbia University, NY
- From Columbia University at 116th St and Amsterdam Ave
- Drive south on Amsterdam Ave
- Turn left on 115th St
- Turn right onto Morningside Drive, and you’ll pass by Morningside Park
- Continue straight as Morningside Drive becomes Columbus Ave
- You’ll pass by the American Museum of Natural History and Central Park will be to your left. You’ll also pass by Lincoln Center
- Turn left onto 57th St
- Turn right onto Broadway
- Turn left onto 56th St
- The destination is on your left