I came to therapy first as a client, long before I became a therapist. After spending 25 years in worldwide leadership roles within the corporate world, I transitioned careers mid-life to pursue my passion in the field of psychology. Although I tasted success in the corporate space, my quest as a seeker of deeper meaning and purpose led me to my true calling: working as a therapist in private practice since 2018.

I draw upon a unique blend of experience from both the entertainment industry and my training as a psychotherapist. My previous career involved advising and supporting artists, musicians, producers, directors, and other creatives—giving me an intimate understanding of the psychological and lifestyle challenges that are often specific to the creative world. This background now enriches my therapeutic work, allowing me to offer deeply personalized and relevant support to individuals navigating the complexities of creative professions.

All of the above, helped me develop a unique approach where I emphasize the pursuit of balance, exploring the tension between indulgence and discipline, and recognizing that connection—to oneself and to others—is at the heart of healing.

Outside of my private practice, I am also committed to service, working with non- profit mental health agencies such as PWA (People with Aids Foundation) , Agatsu Foundation and Counterpoint Counseling in Canada. I’ve worked successfully with clients across a diverse spectrum of ages, ethnicities, social, and cultural backgrounds.