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My office is in the heart of West Los Angeles.
1849 Sawtelle Boulevard
Suite 610
Los Angeles, California 90025
There’s street, metered, and garage parking available.
Unfortunately, I don’t take insurance. I’m an Out-of-Network provider. Upon request, I can email you a Superbill at the end of every service month that you can submit to your insurance for possible reimbursement of sessions.
45 minutes | $900
1 hour | $1,000
2 hours | $2,000
Cash, check, Zelle, wires, Discover, Visa, and Mastercard are accepted for payment.
Usually once a month. My practice is centered on a high-impact, monthly cadence designed for maximum efficiency. While I recommend a monthly approach to ensure we are focused on high-level results, I am available for more frequent sessions if desired.
Learn more about this approach here.
My sessions are casual, informal, and highly-focused. In the first session, I move quickly to understand your situation, identify the root causes of your current challenges, and provide immediate clarity on what I think is going on, where it started, and what you likely need to do. Many patients have found this focused, high-impact approach to have allowed them to achieve meaningful breakthroughs within a single session.
The high-impact nature of my psychotherapy sessions often unlock doors in peoples’ minds that take time to digest and integrate. By allowing more space between sessions, this allows patients more time to understand what they are facing, process their thoughts and feelings about it, time to think about what they may want to do, troubleshoot new solutions, and not get bored in sessions. This keeps sessions very focused and efficient, with higher precision, and less time and money required than weekly sessions.
Learn more about why monthly.
Yes. There is no obligation to continue sessions at any time for any reason.
Yes. I can meet patients outside the office for private, discreet, confidential sessions as well. These are subject to a higher rate.
Therapy, or psychotherapy, can be viewed as a process that involves candidly examining one’s thoughts, feelings, and behaviors to uncover and resolve mental, emotional, social, and/or behavioral issues one is experiencing.
In therapy, I actively listen to my patients and help them understand why they’re going through what they’re going through by asking questions, drawing connections, and connecting dots so they can resolve their issues efficiently.
I believe once people truly understand the “why,” they’ll be in a much better place to decide what they need to do to best move forward.
My approach to therapy is unique. I identify the root causes of my patients’ complaints pretty quickly (usually within 1 session). From there, I strategically show them how their unresolved issues manifest today.
I understand mere insight into the struggle isn’t enough. I guide my patients on how to use the insight generated in therapy to motivate changes in behaviors in the present time, to successfully resolve what has sometimes been unresolved for years or decades.
Life improvement is not made by just talking about it, but by actually doing something about it. I equip patients with the resolve to make better decisions confidently so they can live happy, fulfilling lives.
People go to therapy for different reasons. In my experience, the biggest determining factors of how long patients are in therapy are: the nature of the struggle, how long it’s lasted, and patients’ openness, willingness, and motivation for change.
My goal is to guide patients to resolve their problems as efficiently as possible.
Yes, among other approaches when relevant.