ABOUT & FAQs

I conduct my practice through online sessions exclusively, which provides clients with privacy, discretion, and convenience without compromising the benefits of face-to-face communication. This approach also promotes treatment consistency and efficacy due to its flexibility and integration into the client's natural environment.

I work internationally with clients located in Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and the U.S. If you are comfortable communicating in English and have access to privacy, stable internet connection and video capabilities — you are welcome to reach out and request an introductory consultation.

Sessions are mainly conversational, but they often include in-session exercises and ACT skill practice. The structure is flexible and shaped by what’s most helpful for you at that point in your process.

The overall number of sessions depends primarily on the nature of the issue(s) that brought you to me, but also on your therapy goals, resources, and where you are in your process. However, it's important to keep in mind that there are no effective quick fixes to complicated problems — especially if you're looking for long-term results. This is one of the topics we can discuss during your consultation.

Yes, I have extensive professional, academic, and personal experience with a broad range of cultures, spiritual practices, and world views — including conservative, religious, and traditional.

Yes, ACT is an exceptionally good fit for religious and spiritual people. ACT is a value-oriented therapeutic modality, as well as a highly adaptable and flexible one.

I do not work with health insurance companies at this time, and my services are fully private. For information on rates and sessions, please visit the Rates page.

As I do not work with health-insurance companies, personal client information and all identifying data remain completely private, secure, and confidential. Online sessions, too, are conducted using secure video platforms exclusively and are never recorded.

The introductory consultation offers a safe, confidential space to discuss your concerns, needs and goals without committing to anything. We'll explore how therapy or counseling can be helpful to you, and answer any questions you may have. This initial conversation also provides an opportunity for us to assess if we can be a good fit for working together towards your therapy goals. You can book your introductory consult using the contact form.

I specialize in working with all addictive behaviors and patterns, including substance-use disorders (e.g., alcohol, cannabis, sedatives, opioids, stimulants, etc.), co-dependency, and behavioral addictions such as smartphone & social media overuse, gaming, gambling, porn, and more.

Dual diagnosis refers to the condition of having both a mental-health condition and an addictive disorder simultaneously. People with dual diagnosis often struggle with issues like depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, or trauma alongside addiction. These conditions interact in complex ways, making treatment more challenging, as both the mental-health and addiction issues must be addressed simultaneously for effective recovery. Treatment for dual diagnosis typically involves an integrated, or eclectic approach, where both disorders are treated together in a way that's tailored to the individual’s needs.

I provide individual therapy (60-minute sessions), executive therapy (60-minute sessions), couples therapy (90-minute sessions), and discernment counseling (120–180-minute sessions). Please visit the Rates page for additional details.