Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, New York
I’m a licensed marriage and family therapist with more than twenty-five years of experience helping couples, families, and individuals navigate challenges, transitions, and cross-cultural issues.
Having lived and worked in both the United States and France, I understand the complexities of bi-national and bi-cultural relationships, expatriation, and raising families across languages and countries.
Training & background:
NYU · Fairfield University · Post-Graduate training at Westchester Family Institute (Advanced Family Systems) · Additional training in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT).
Longstanding private practice serving English-speaking clients and the French and international communities in New York City and Westchester County.
Couples sessions help partners slow down, understand what hurts and freezes exchange, and rediscover how to speak and listen to one another.
They offer a space to rebuild respect, closeness, and sometimes a touch of lightness — to find the desire to meet again.
I work with couples in crisis, those growing distant, blended families, and partners seeking to maintain connection through life and career transitions.
Family sessions help parents and children hear one another differently — what is no longer said, or what is said too harshly.
I work with parents and children together or separately depending on age and needs (children ages 5–10 with regular parent sessions).
The goal is to ease conflict, restore communication, and bring more peace into the home.
Leaving home, beginning studies, or taking first steps toward independence can be both exciting and destabilizing.
Therapy offers space to pause, refocus, and regain steadiness when confidence falters, emotions overwhelm, or direction feels unclear.
Sessions help young adults understand themselves better, recognize limits, and build confidence in their decisions and relationships.
Living between countries or languages changes the way we see ourselves. Therapy can help name what feels lost, what is being built, and the emotions behind expatriation.
I work on identity, belonging, multicultural relationships, parenting bilingual children, and the transitions of an international life.
The goal is to regain stability, create friendships and integration, and maintain a continuity that honors your personal history.