My work is grounded in psychoanalytic thinking and is oriented toward people who are interested in sustained, in-depth psychological exploration. I offer a space in which emotional experience, memory, fantasy, and unconscious meanings can be approached with seriousness and curiosity, allowing for new freedom in how one lives and relates.
People who seek me out are often thoughtful, capable, and accomplished in their external lives, yet feel constrained internally. Many describe a persistent sense of dissatisfaction, inner conflict, or emotional deadness that has not shifted despite prior therapies. They may struggle with intimacy, sexuality, identity, creativity, or a feeling of being divided from themselves, even while functioning well professionally.
I have lived, studied, and worked in Israel, Argentina, and Brazil. These experiences inform a culturally attuned way of listening that is attentive to language, power, and the subtle ways personal history and social context shape inner life.
My work is typically intensive and ongoing. When appropriate, treatment may involve meeting multiple times per week as part of a psychoanalytic process. This kind of work is not symptom-focused or time-limited, but aims at deeper structural change and a fuller experience of self.
I maintain a private, out-of-network practice and work with a limited number of people at a time. Treatment begins with an initial consultation to consider whether this approach is a good fit.