She/Her
I make room for the parts of you that feel tangled, unspoken, or quietly reaching for something more.


Before I became a therapist, I spent years in the worlds of art, language, and culture — studying, living abroad, and working as an art museum educator, where I helped people find their own meaning in what they saw. What drew me in then is what drives my work now: a fascination with stories and their power to change us.
That curiosity led me into social work and, eventually, into depth-oriented psychoanalytic practice. I kept returning to one question — not just what someone feels, but why — and to a belief that lasting change happens in relationships, both with a therapist and with yourself.
My bilingual background also shapes how I listen, with an ear for what gets lost in translation and what surfaces in the spaces between. I offer therapy in both English and Spanish.
“People come to therapy hoping for more than relief from symptoms — a deeper sense of aliveness, and what I think of as emotional freedom. I believe the patterns that quietly shape a life can be understood and gently changed, and that this happens through honest, curious relationships: the one we build together, and the one you have with yourself. The trust that brings you here is something I hold with great care.”

Psychoanalytic Insight
Emotionally Focused Therapy
The Gottman Method

Whatever your faith, culture, orientation, gender, ability, or history, there’s a place for you in my practice. Every kind of partnership is welcome here — queer, straight, monogamous, polyamorous, and all the arrangements that don’t fit a tidy label.
Relief matters — but lasting change is what we’re really reaching for.
The relationship between us is what makes therapy work, so it’s worth being honest about where I can help most — and where someone else might serve you better.
You might feel at home here if…
I may not be the right match if…

Education
Psychoanalytic Training
Licensure & Certifications
Clinical Experience
Professional Affiliations: NASW · Chicago Center for Psychoanalysis & Psychotherapy · Psychotherapy Action Network (Psian) · APA Division 39 (Psychoanalysis) · AAPCSW


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