Therapy for Women Who Are Done with Surface-Level Insight

You are not here because your life fell apart. You are here because you are paying attention. You have probably done some version of this work before — read the books, maybe seen a therapist, developed a fairly sophisticated understanding of yourself. And yet the same patterns keep showing up. In relationships. In how you respond to pressure. In the gap between who you know you want to be and how you actually move through the world.

You are looking for a therapist who can work at the level you operate. That is what I do.

What the Work Looks Like

My approach to individual therapy is depth-oriented, feminist, and relational. We are not here to manage symptoms or develop coping strategies for a life that is not working. We are here to understand — at a real level — what is shaping how you live, relate, and experience yourself. And then to change it.

We look at patterns. Family of origin. The models of relationships you absorbed before you had language for them. The ways you learned to be competent, capable, and contained — and what that cost you. We work at the intersection of insight and change.

I use a feminist lens in this work. That means I hold both the personal and the structural. The inner life you bring to therapy did not form in a vacuum — it formed in a world with specific expectations for women, specific costs for not meeting them, and specific silences around what it actually feels like inside. I name those things. I do not pretend they are not there.

The tools I draw on include depth-oriented talk therapy, relational and somatic approaches, and EMDR when it fits the work.

Who I Work With

I work with high-achieving women who are reflective, motivated, and ready to do something more than talk about their problems. My clients are often in their 30s and 40s, navigating questions of identity, relationship patterns, and the kind of self-understanding that can only come from sustained, honest work. They are not fragile. They are capable of handling direct feedback and complex insight. They want a therapist who brings something to the room.

What to Expect

Sessions are 50 minutes via HIPAA-compliant telehealth. I work with clients in Massachusetts and Washington. This is a private pay practice; I do not file directly with insurance, and I can provide a superbill for out-of-network reimbursement.

$220 per session.

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Schedule a free 15-minute consultation to talk about what you're working on and whether we're a good fit.