I am a Montreal-based clinical psychologist (PhD) licensed by the Order of Psychologists of Quebec (OPQ).

For as long as I can remember, I have felt drawn to the suffering of others, compelled to do what I could to alleviate their distress.

Whenever I’m asked, “How does it feel to be a psychologist?”, I respond, “Like home.” That is to say, at ease and on familiar ground. Earning your trust during a period of vulnerability is something I hold with great care.

During our initial sessions, we’ll work together to better understand what is contributing to your suffering. Then, with a personal treatment plan in place, we’ll take steps towards decreasing your distress and increasing your well-being.

I draw from a range of evidence-based treatment methods, including cognitive-behavioral therapy / emotion-focused therapy / mindful self-compassion therapy / humanistic therapy / existential therapy / and mindfulness.

Practicing these various methods allows for greater flexibility and a rich reservoir from which to draw in order to meet your specific needs.

My practice as a licensed clinical psychologist in Quebec began in 2015, and prior to that I spent 3 three years as a clinical psychology intern providing psychotherapy in U.S. and Montreal-based hospitals and clinics.

My doctoral research focused on the effects of self-compassion on depression in children and adolescents.

My demeanor is calm and gentle, and my attention is undivided.