department at NYU's Grossman School of Medicine, where I have lectured on the Ethics and Economics of Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy.

My insight-oriented approach to therapy focuses on bringing the machinations of our unconscious minds into conscious awareness. Together, we cultivate insights about the patterns that underlie our thoughts, feelings, relationships, and behaviors. This process involves analyzing symptoms, dreams, behaviors, and the therapeutic relationship itself. I draw from psychoanalytic theory and depth psychology to help clients gain a deeper understanding of their experience in the world, ultimately leading to a more authentic, meaningful, and fulfilling life.While I do not directly provide access to psychedelics or psychedelic-assisted therapy, I do offer harm reduction and integration sessions for individuals who have encountered mystical experiences—whether through psychedelic medicines, meditation, spiritual practice, or other means.