I started my career as a therapist in 2016 upon graduating from Utah State University. I began my training in OCD treatment in 2018 and discovered a passion for treating obsessive-compulsive related disorders and anxiety disorders. These disorders can take away an individual’s ability to make their own choices and fully participate in life. You may find yourself avoiding situations, stuck in your head, or engaging in behaviors because you feel like you have to, not because you actually want to. This often creates disruptions in areas such as relationships, school, work, and home.

Through evidence based treatments, I have seen people be able to make their own decisions and get back to what really matters in life. I believe in empowering my clients to have the tools they need to manage their mental health independently. I want to help you to not just survive, but build a life worth living. I am an LGBTQIA+ ally and polyamorous friendly.

My journey to becoming a therapist began in Israel, where I earned my psychology degree at Tel-Aviv University (2016-2019). During this time, I volunteered at an inpatient mental health facility and an ADHD clinic, gaining experience working with diverse individuals and families.

After moving to Utah in 2021, I honed my skills at the OCD and Anxiety Treatment Center, providing Exposure/Response Prevention (ERP) therapy and teaching CBT and DBT skills to clients from ages 6 to 80. It was here that my passion for helping individuals struggling with OCD and anxiety disorders truly blossomed. Witnessing firsthand the toll these conditions can take, and the incredible transformations possible through successful interventions, fueled my dedication to this field.

Since then, I've continued expanding my expertise. My internship at Flourish Therapy, a non-profit serving the LGBTQ+ and polyamorous communities, allowed me to offer gender-affirming care and therapy specifically informed for queer experiences, while still incorporating ERP for anxiety and OCD.

Most recently, I've been training in Inference-based CBT (I-CBT) for OCD and crisis intervention for the 988 line. I believe in a collaborative approach, tailoring a blend of techniques (ERP, I-CBT, CBT, DBT, ACT, EMDR, etc.) to each client's unique needs.