I help high-achieving professionals understand how culture, family, and achievement have shaped who they are
and how they want to live.
Many of the people I work with appear successful from the outside. They’ve built meaningful careers, taken on significant responsibilities, and accomplished goals they once worked hard to reach. Yet beneath that success, they may feel anxious, burned out, disconnected from themselves, or caught in relationship patterns that seem to repeat despite their best efforts.
I’m less interested in simply eliminating symptoms than in understanding why they developed in the first place. I believe our struggles often make sense when we understand the larger story they’re part of. Culture, family, relationships, and life experiences all shape how we learn to love, achieve, cope, and define our worth. Together, we become curious about these patterns—not to dwell in the past, but to create more freedom in the present.
That way of thinking is shaped not only by my clinical training, but also by my own professional journey. You could say I took an unconventional path to becoming a therapist: ex–Tech PM, founder, and venture capitalist turned psychotherapist. My years in startups and venture capital gave me a firsthand understanding of ambitious cultures: the excitement of building something meaningful, the constant pressure to perform, and the emotional costs that often remain hidden behind competence. Today, I bring both an insider’s understanding of high-performance cultures and a depth-oriented psychological perspective to my work.
Ultimately, I see therapy as a process of becoming more congruent with yourself. Together, we explore the patterns, adaptations, and beliefs that have shaped your life. Not to erase them, but to understand them. As that understanding deepens, you’re better able to distinguish what genuinely reflects you from what has been shaped by expectation, adaptation, or habit.
Whether you’re feeling burned out, stuck in familiar relationship patterns, or questioning why success hasn’t brought the fulfillment you expected, therapy offers an opportunity to understand yourself more deeply. If that way of working resonates with you, I invite you to reach out for a consultation.
The privilege of a lifetime is to become who you truly are. — Joseph Campbell
Cofounder therapy (communication, conflict cycles, reconnection)
High-pressure careers / tech professionals
Stress, burnout, anxiety
Identity, immigration, and the nuances of cross-cultural transitions
Relationship patterns & codependency (including invisible codependency)
I also help with:
Life transitions
Family dynamics
Self-esteem
Grief
Adult children of emotionally immature parents