Missoula, Montana · in-person & telehealth
Finding your way through life’s complexities
Missoula, Montana · in-person & telehealth
About
I’ve spent my career supporting people through some of life’s most difficult and tender moments. Before opening my private practice, I served for ten years as director of the Clinical Psychology Center at the University of Montana, and earlier worked as a psychologist in group practice, a range of healthcare settings, and therapeutic schools across New York, Chicago, and Montana.
I offer a warm, collaborative, and grounded approach to therapy. Rather than quick fixes, we work together to understand patterns, build emotional awareness, and make sense of your experiences in context. My work integrates evidence-based practice with deep respect for each person’s own wisdom and capacity for growth.
Starting therapy can feel vulnerable, especially if you’re used to handling things on your own. You don’t need to have it all figured out to begin. If any of this resonates, therapy can be a space to slow down, think together, and explore where you want to go next.
I see individuals, couples, families, and groups, working with adolescents and adults across a wide range of concerns. Many people come to me around anxiety, life transitions, and trauma, among others:
I’m in-network with many major insurance plans. When you use your in-network benefits, you typically pay only your copay, coinsurance, or any remaining deductible — not my full session fee.
Coverage varies from plan to plan, so it’s worth checking your specific benefits with your insurer to understand any out-of-pocket cost. You’re always welcome to reach out with questions before getting started.
I’m licensed in Montana and New York, and through PsyPACT I offer telehealth to clients in 40+ participating states. See if your state is included →
New clients welcome · in person in Missoula or online
