I no longer offer individual or relationship counseling. For those seeking individual or relationship counseling,
please check out the practitioner directories on my resources page for identifying other practitioner options.

About Me

I’m a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) through the Oregon Board of Licensed Professional Counselors and Therapists.  I provide online group counseling in private practice.  

My commitment to this work is born out of my own healing.  A grandchild of Holocaust survivors and refugees, I was born into a body and family carrying the vulnerabilities of intergenerational trauma.  For much of my life, I suffered from various physical ailments, anxieties, and feelings of disconnection, with no real understanding of their source or the possibility of relief.

As a young adult, getting to know the land, plants, and wildlife of California’s Central Coast became a reliable source of connection. Discovering meditation years later catalyzed a powerful healing process and current of spiritual inspiration. Working with skilled therapists individually and in group containers guided me towards a more relational way of being in the world. Earth-honoring and ancestral healing practices have also played an important role in my growth and maturation.

I’ve completed a master’s degree in counseling and received extensive postgraduate training in a variety of psychodynamic, experiential, somatic, attachment, and trauma-informed approaches to therapy.  I participate regularly in training groups for group therapists and engage in ongoing consultation and supervision to widen my orientation and better understand my own way of being in therapeutic relationship.

I aim to approach all of my clients with cultural humility and am committed to strengthening my awareness of my own assumptions, biases, positionality, power, and privilege. I identify as ethnically Jewish, spiritual, U.S. born, able-bodied, cisgender male, heterosexual, and middle class.  I benefit from white privilege, while also holding a lineage historically racialized and excluded from whiteness. I welcome open dialogue about how these and other differences will affect our working relationship.

I consider it a great blessing to have had many inspiring mentors and to be involved in work that I love within a cherished community of clients, colleagues, family, and friends.