I grew up just outside of Boston and still live in the area with my wife and two kids. Other than them there are two things I am passionate about food (cooking, reading about it, finding new flavors) and my favorite teams (Celtics and Pats, if it matters). I enjoy spending time in my garden, trying to catch a fish, and getting in a run when I can. During the winter months I turn into a New England dad. So I spend most of the time looking out the window to see if it started snowing yet or if it stopped snowing so I can go out and shovel. What ever I’m doing I probably have a cup of coffee in my hand – always black and never iced.

What Our Work Together May Be Like…

I hope to be able to provide a space where you feel safe enough to be vulnerable and authentic. A place where you are able to openly trace the past that got you here and explore your intentions for the future. I want to create a relationship where we can be honest with each other.

I am going to ask a lot of questions. I am curious about who you are and what you want (and what gets in the way of that). I also believe if therapy were about answers the millions of self-help books would have already provided a solution. Your distinctive experience deserves attention that explores possibilities and strategies that align with your uniqueness.   

The work together will most likely have challenging times. The idea is to create change and even the good changes come with the discomfort of newness or intimidation of stretching possibilities. But we’ll also have some laughs because the hard stuff isn’t tolerable without some good times.