Relationships
Individual or couples therapy for recurring arguments, betrayal, sex and intimacy, family, religious or cultural differences, and difficulty trusting or depending on a partner.
Learn about couples therapy →Areas of focus
What I often work on
with people in therapy.
Health concerns (including fertility, pregnancy, and postpartum)
Therapy for cancer, a new diagnosis, chronic illness or pain, health anxiety, infertility, pregnancy, and postpartum changes. This can include postpartum depression or anxiety, intrusive thoughts, returning to work, changes in identity and relationships, becoming a family, negotiating roles, parenting, and maintaining a sense of self.
Learn about therapy for health concerns →Residency/fellowship, healthcare professionals, and people in difficult workplaces
I work with residents, fellows, physicians, other healthcare professionals, and people dealing with workplace conflict, impossible expectations, chronic vigilance, or burnout. We can talk about the strain of functioning inside a job or institution you cannot easily trust or leave, how the work affects your relationships, and who you are outside it.
Learn about therapy for physicians →Identity and life transitions
Therapy for life changes through new relationships, marriage, divorce, parenthood, career changes, loss, or shifts in how you feel, identify, and express your religious, cultural, gender, or sexual self. (For more on the latter, I am also a proud Bikirbecha mental health provider.)
Ready to feel a bit better?
(Or at least talk about why not?)
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