You may be struggling with relationship or work issues; you may feel alone and unsure of yourself; you may be coping with the loss of a loved one or with a life transition. You may be looking for help with a specific problem, or you may have a vague sense that things just don't feel right to you. I am a therapist/psychoanalyst and psychiatrist in San Francisco with experience both in talk therapy and in the use of medications.
I believe that a good relationship with a therapist can be enormously helpful to feel satisfied and content with your life. Feel free to contact me either by phone or e-mail for more information or to make an appointment. I am located in the Lower Pacific Heights/Western Addition neighborhood of San Francisco.
I believe that a good relationship with a therapist can be enormously helpful to feel satisfied and content with your life. Feel free to contact me either by phone or e-mail for more information or to make an appointment. I am located in the Lower Pacific Heights/Western Addition neighborhood of San Francisco.
Services
Initial sessions are 50 minutes long. The first few sessions are really a consultation in which we get to know one another and decide how we can best work together. During the initial sessions, we discuss what is on your mind and how you think I may be helpful. In this consultation, you will have a better sense of my approach and style, and I will be able to determine what I think would be helpful to you.
I received my M.D. from UCSF in 2001. I completed residency training at New York University, fellowship training in psychiatry at UCSF, and psychoanalytic training at the San Francisco Center for Psychoanalysis.
My experience includes work in community/public health settings such as psychiatric emergency evaluations at Bellevue Hospital in New York and long-term management in community supported housing in San Francisco, as well as in private practice.My treatment approach is informed by psychoanalytic ideas; in particular, that people can best realize their potential to grow in the context of supportive relationships.
My experience includes work in community/public health settings such as psychiatric emergency evaluations at Bellevue Hospital in New York and long-term management in community supported housing in San Francisco, as well as in private practice.My treatment approach is informed by psychoanalytic ideas; in particular, that people can best realize their potential to grow in the context of supportive relationships.
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