I am a Montreal-based clinical psychologist (PhD) licensed by the Order of Psychologists of Quebec (OPQ).

For as long as I can remember, I have felt drawn to the suffering of others, compelled to do what I could to alleviate their distress.

Whenever I'm asked, "How does it feel to be a psychologist?", I respond, "Like home." That is to say, at ease and on familiar ground. Earning your trust during a period of vulnerability is something I hold with great care.

During our initial sessions, we'll work together to understand what is contributing to your suffering. From there, we'll develop a treatment plan tailored to your needs and circumstances, with the goal of helping you suffer less and live life more fully.

My approach integrates evidence-based therapies, including cognitive-behavioral therapy, emotion-focused therapy, mindful self-compassion, humanistic and existential therapies, values-based approaches, and mindfulness. Drawing from multiple therapeutic traditions allows me to adapt treatment to the individual rather than asking the individual to adapt to a particular therapeutic model.

I have been practicing as a licensed clinical psychologist in Quebec since 2015. Before that, I spent five years as a clinical psychology intern providing psychotherapy in hospitals and clinics in Montreal and the United States.

As a young adult, I could often be found in the painting studios of Concordia University while completing my Bachelor of Fine Arts. One project involved collecting and carefully stacking towers of broken glass for a large-scale installation titled Vulnerability. My later studies at McGill University and Rutgers University provided the tools to practise in a different medium—one that blends careful observation, scientific inquiry, and human connection.

My demeanor is calm and gentle, and my attention is undivided.