I’m an artist, Jewish, spiritual, cisgendered female, born in the 70s to hippie parents, raised in the Gen X era. A prolific dreamer, an old soul, a spirit having a human experience.

In my previous career as an interior designer for nearly twenty years, I learned to see themes underneath what was being said. Walking alongside my clients (mostly women and couples in mid-life or therabouts) during distress, when their homes were in upheaval and everything was messy and anxiety-provoking. One of the many hats I wore was that of a vision holder and honest and trustworthy guide.
These are skills I carry into my work as a creative therapist.

My training is in expressive arts therapy, which uses a non-pathologizing lens of creativity—drama, movement, visual art, writing, somatic intuition—as an inroads to working with the psyche. It is a holistic way to approach challenges as teachers, to dialogue with them, feel into them, and learn about ourselves. Every problem contains a gift (a lesson) if we are willing to do the work of discovery.