About me

I have started my college studies with an interest in the human mind and graduated with a Bachelor's in Neuroscience from Florida Atlantic University. From there, I obtained a Master's degree in Physician Assistant medicine from Nova Southeastern University. I have additionally obtained a doctoral degree in medical education from A.T. Still University and psychotherapy training in family therapy from Touro University Worldwide. All of my graduate education was obtained at osteopathic institutions, which emphasized a mind-body-spirit approach to health. I have worked as a psychiatric clinician in a variety of settings, including inpatient, outpatient, addiction, and child psychiatry. Building upon these experiences, I have focused my practice on mood disorders and therapeutic work. I received training in psychodynamic therapy from the Florida Psychoanalytic Center, and I am currently an analyst-in-training with the Jungian Psychoanalytic Association of NY. Additionally, I have been a student of various Eastern and Western esoteric traditions to help guide my understanding of mental and spiritual wellbeing.

Having an educational background in both medicine and psychotherapy, I can appreciate the intricacy of human nature and many forms that mental and spiritual suffering can take. My practice is centered on Jungian psychotherapy and analysis as a pathway to psychological and spiritual healing.