My Practice

You may be successful in many areas of your life and still feel uncertain, anxious, or stuck in your relationships. Maybe you are questioning what you want from a relationship, struggling with jealousy or insecurity, or trying to figure out whether an open or non-monogamous relationship actually works for you. You may understand your patterns intellectually but still find yourself repeating them.

I primarily work with gay and queer men navigating relationships, non-monogamy, intimacy, anxiety, and self-esteem. My practice is a space where you can talk openly about sex, desire, attachment, communication, identity, and the parts of yourself that may be harder to understand or share with others.

My Approach

I practice Relational Psychodynamic therapy, which means we look beyond the immediate problem to understand the deeper patterns underneath it. Together, we will explore how your past experiences, relationships, and ways of relating to yourself may be shaping what you are experiencing now.

I encourage you to speak unfiltered while I listen closely, ask questions, and gently challenge patterns that may be keeping you stuck. My goal is not to tell you what your life should look like, but to help you better understand yourself and make choices that feel authentic to you.

Who I Work With

My clinical experience has focused on anxiety, shame, self-esteem, intimacy, family-of-origin dynamics, LGBTQ+ identities, and non-traditional relationships. As a gay Jewish man, I bring personal experience and perspective to my work with clients navigating identity, relationships, community, and belonging.

I believe therapy works best when you do not have to explain or defend who you are. Whether you are trying to understand a relationship, work through a recurring pattern, or simply feel more at home in yourself, we will create a space where you can explore those questions openly and without judgment.