Having had a diversity of experiences allows me a unique ability to approach helping others. I provide neuropsychological assessment as well as a variety of treatment services, using an mix of various orientations and modalities. I understand how cognitive and emotional difficulties can impact not just school/work functioning but also personal relationships and family life. I appreciate that parents and families can play an important role in treatment and include them when appropriate. I work with a variety of emotional and neurological issues with the ultimate goal of helping my clients get the most they can from their lives. After getting my masters in developmental psychology from Teachers College, Columbia University, I obtained a doctorate in Clinical Psychology, with specializations in school psychology and neuropsychology. I completed a postdoctoral fellowship at neuropsychology before working at two prestigious brain injury rehabilitations. I also graduated from the Institute for Modern Psychoanalysis.