I specialize in treating a range of mental health conditions, including ADHD, high functioning depression, anxiety, and executive function/stress-related challenges. I also have a clinical focus in treating high performance athletes as I am part of the International Society for Sports Psychiatry and American Board of Sports and Performance Psychiatry. My goal is to offer TRULY personalized care that respects your unique needs and helps you find clarity and balance in your life.

I believe in a collaborative, comprehensive approach to mental health. YOU ARE THE EXPERT ON YOUR OWN BRAIN. My job is just to help translate your internal experience and provide education and guidance on how to manage your unique wiring. That means I focus on understanding the full picture of your life—your experiences, challenges, and goals. I combine evidence-based treatments, such as medication management and supportive therapy, while empowering you with tools for long-term wellness.

I work primarily with teens and adults, but will see children within the scope of my expertise. If I feel like your child requires more specialized attention, I will refer out to a child and adolescent psychiatrist.

Absolutely. Coordinating care with your existing therapist, primary care physician, or other healthcare professionals can be vital to your progress. With your consent, I’m happy to work as part of your broader care team.

Initial consultations typically last 60 minutes, allowing us to explore your needs thoroughly. Follow-up sessions are usually 20 minutes, but this can vary depending on the complexity of your care. I have very limited slots available for those who would like to do combination medication management and therapy which are 30 minutes (and sometimes—you may even get sent with homework!).

Please contact me ASAP via patient portal to see if I can accommodate a same-day appointments. If you are in crisis, please seek immediate support by calling 911 or visiting your nearest emergency room. You can also reach out to crisis resources such as the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988.