(646) 820-4650
I am a New York State licensed clinical social worker. I received my Masters of Social Work degree from Hunter College.
I work with creatives, musicians, and artists struggling to find satisfaction in their careers and personal lives. I also help executives and professionals who are navigating workplace pressures. After 30 years as a musician and music industry executive, I know how the professional environment can impact your mental health. I provide a space where you can embrace vulnerability and improve communication skills. I can help you navigate imposter syndrome, manage stress, achieve career satisfaction, and navigate the unique pressures of the entertainment industry.
Part of that process is “unlearning” the unhelpful dynamics we often unconsciously repeat. My job is to point out these tendencies to help you see why certain issues crop up and gain a new perspective. Together, we’ll collaborate in creating new patterns with better outcomes.
I am a referral therapist for several music and entertainment organizations such as Backline, Entertainment Community Fund, Creatives Care, MusiCares, and Eccho Live, and am on the Music Impact Council at We Are All Music.
We'll start off by discussing what brings you to therapy and what you want to accomplish, whether it's working on a specific problem or reflecting on longer-term priorities.
I work from a cognitive behavioral lens informed with psychodynamic theory, so we'll discuss how inner dialogue and habitual beliefs might be keeping you in negative patterns. We'll explore how those thoughts developed, so that we can understand and change them.
Sessions are held remotely via a secure video platform.
Psychotherapy sessions are 45 minutes and are generally held once a week. Payment can be made via Venmo, Zelle, or Paypal. Sessions are $200 and I provide invoices for all out-of-network insurance coverage.