Have you ever caught yourself thinking, “I sound just like my mom,” and not always in ways you’d like?


Maybe you notice yourself overthinking, striving to keep the peace, or feeling responsible for everyone else’s happiness. You might struggle with anxiety, low self-esteem, or codependent patterns that leave you feeling invisible or “never enough.” Or perhaps you see your mother—or your daughter—living out those same struggles and wonder how these cycles keep repeating.

I help women understand and heal the invisible threads that run through generations: anxiety, perfectionism, codependency, and the echoes of addiction. Using a psychodynamic approach, we’ll uncover the emotional stories and early experiences that shaped your sense of self. With skills from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, you’ll learn practical ways to challenge self-critical thoughts, strengthen boundaries, and build authentic confidence.

Therapy with me is warm, curious, and real. We’ll explore deep patterns with compassion—and maybe even find moments to laugh as we rewrite old narratives together. My goal is to help you move from self-doubt to self-trust, from people-pleasing to presence, from surviving to thriving.

Whether you’re a mom wanting to break old cycles or a daughter learning to reclaim your voice, this is your space to heal, rebuild your self-esteem, and create the calm, connected life you deserve.

Therapy can be scary yet also empowering, I am here to support you every step of the way in person or via telehealth.