What can I expect in the first session?

You can expect that I will inform you about how analytic treatment works and will then invite you to tell me what is bringing you into treatment.

How do I schedule a first session?

Email me or fill out my contact form, and I will get back to you to schedule an initial consultation call, where I can get more context into why you're seeking therapy and determine if it will be a good fit. After the initial consultation, you can text or email to schedule a session.

Where is your office located?

My office is located at 9615 Brighton Way, Beverly Hills, CA 90210. I provide both in-person and virtual sessions.

Is there parking available near your office?

Yes, there is a public parking garage directly across the street at 9510 Brighton Way. The first 2 hours are free, which is typically more than enough time for a session.

How often will we meet?

At least once a week but some come 2-4 times a week in order go deeper and allow for patterns to emerge between the therapist and the client much in the way that they do in other close relationships.

Do you offer online sessions?

Yes, I provide HIPAA compliant virtual therapy throughout the state of California.

What is your fee and payment policy?

Please contact me directly for more information on fees and payment.

Do you accept insurance?

No, but I can provide a superbill upon request, which can be submitted to an insurance provider for reimbursement.

Is therapy confidential?

Yes, everything we discuss is strictly confidential, barring mandated reporting laws which is covered in the informed consent document.

What if I've never been in therapy before?

That's totally okay, you will quickly learn how analytic therapy works in the course of our work together and I will offer psychoeducation along the way.

Do you work with teens or families?

Yes, I provide therapy for teens (14+) and involve parents and families on an as needed basis.

How do I know if therapy is working?

You will begin to feel more at ease in your life, notice previous patterns don't have a hold on you the way they used to, and the distress you felt coming in becomes a mere whisper as time goes on.

Do you prescribe medication?

No, but I work closely with psychiatrists that do.

What's the difference between psychoanalytic therapy and other types of therapy?

Psychoanalytic therapy aims to address the root causes of your suffering so that you can feel deep transformation rather than simply alleviate symptoms.

Frequently Asked Questions

You can expect that I will inform you about how analytic treatment works and will then invite you to tell me what is bringing you into treatment.
Email me or fill out my contact form, and I will get back to you to schedule an initial consultation call, where I can get more context into why you’re seeking therapy and determine if it will be a good fit. After the initial consultation, you can text or email to schedule a session.
My office is located at 9615 Brighton Way, Beverly Hills, CA 90210. I provide both in-person and virtual sessions.
Yes, there is a public parking garage within 2-minutes walking distance at 9510 Brighton Way. The first 2 hours are free, which is more than enough time for a session.
At least once a week but some come 2-4 times a week in order go deeper and allow for patterns to emerge between the therapist and the client much in the way that they do in other close relationships.
Yes, I provide online therapy sessions via a HIPAA compliant telehealth platform for California residents.
I charge $250 per session and provide superbills for insurance reimbursement.
No, but I can provide a superbill upon request, which can be submitted to an insurance provider for reimbursement.
Yes, everything we discuss is strictly confidential, barring mandated reporting laws which is covered in the informed consent document.
That's totally okay, you will quickly learn how analytic therapy works in the course of our work together and I will offer psychoeducation along the way.
Yes, I provide therapy for teens (14+) and involve parents and families on an as needed basis.
You will begin to feel more at ease in your life, notice previous patterns don't have a hold on you the way they used to, and the distress you felt coming in becomes a mere whisper as time goes on.
No, but I work closely with psychiatrists that do.
Psychoanalytic therapy aims to address the root causes of your suffering so that you can feel deep transformation rather than simply alleviate symptoms.

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