I don't act like a therapist.
I act like myself.

"I believe the main factor in successful psychotherapy is the relationship — above any specific modality."

The way you are seen, heard, and felt by your therapist is the number one catalyst for change. The clinical framework matters. But it's secondary to whether you actually feel met by the person sitting across from you.

My style of communication is not clinical. It's personable and direct. You will be talking to the real me, with no mask on. I don't perform warmth or neutrality. I bring my genuine self — my perspective, my observations, my pushback when it's warranted.

I am not here to fix you or offer easy answers. I'm here to learn about you, hear your story, offer a new perspective, see the best in you, and help you learn to trust yourself to move with courage and conviction.

I am not interested in diagnosis as a primary frame — though we can explore it if it feels useful. I'm interested in understanding how you experience your own life, and where the patterns that used to protect you are now getting in your way.