My patients are often surprised and always pleased by the client-orientation I employ, a key tenet of CBT. The patient is in charge; I am the guide.

Cognitive Therapy has been proven so effective not only in treating current conditions, but in preventing relapse. The client is not passive, but is an active participant and driver of therapy with the guidance and supervision of the therapist.

My goal is to bring my deep experience in CBT into service to help you learn to develop the insight and strength to build a healthy, rewarding life free of recurring harmful issues. My goal is to bring this into your service . . .

My special concern is to encourage my clients to not only participate actively in their therapy, but to actually become the principal source of insight into what should be worked on and how and when their goals have been met. This client-orientation

Cognitive Therapy has been my focus since the beginning of my education when I studied at the Beck Institute and presented to Dr. Aaron Beck.

According to the APA, teletherapy offers "increased access to therapy . . . more flexible scheduling, as well as access to therapy in native languages

I am licensed to practice in the State of California in the United States (27114), am board certified in clinical psychology by the ABPP, and am a Beck Institute CBT Certified Master Clinician as well as a member of the faculty of The Beck Institute.