“The practice of art is a psychological activity”

- Carl Jung

Creative work is meaningful and can also be difficult to sustain.

Most artists I work with experience periods of self-doubt, anxiety, financial stress, and difficulty staying connected to their practice in a way that aligns with their values and adapts to changing lives.

I’ve provided therapy to artists across multiple disciplines, including actors, directors, visual artist, musicians and singers, and writers at various stages in their careers and practices.

Therapy can provide a consistent and caring space to work through existing challenges and habitual patterns.

As both a licensed therapist and an active visual artist, I understand the joys and common pitfalls of an artist's life. My background in the arts shapes how I understand therapy as something that unfolds over time, often in new and surprising ways.

Access to mental health care can be financial challenging for many artists. I offer sliding scale pricing to those who cannot afford my full fee.

Schedule a free 20-minute phone call to talk about working together.

There are multiple arts organizations that provide additional resources and short-term financial support for mental health services. Here are a few:

Artists at Risk Connection
Sound Mind Live
MusiCares
Backline
Sweet Relief Musicians Fund
Music Health Alliance
The Entertainment Community Fund (formerly The Actors Fund)
SAG-AFTRA Foundation
Creatives Care
Indie Space