History
My own journey began in 1998, when I had the privilege of volunteering at the Jerusalem Rape Crisis Center. I am a Jungian analyst and a member of the San Francisco Jung Institute. I hold a Masters' degree in Clinical Psychology from the New College of California, and a California license as a Marriage and Family Therapist. I have taught and lectures at Jungian societies, the Pacific Center and the Sage Institute. Of the many theories I have learned and that have shaped and informed me, I mostly draw from Jungian, psychoanalytic and relational traditions, as well as from self-psychology, social justice, feminist and somatic perspectives. This means that I am deeply interested in the human unconscious, as manifest in dreams, fantasies, religious and spiritual feelings, and in the ways our inner lives manifest in our bodies. And, I am equally interested in the interpersonal world, where our ethical calling towards justice manifest in who we are in the greater community.
Specialties
I tend to work well with people who are creative,
