Let’s Connect
I offer private, by-appointment therapy in Santa Monica, with secure online sessions available across California.
Whether you’d like to schedule a free consultation, learn more about how somatic therapy can help, or simply ask a question, please reach out using the form here or call to leave a confidential voicemail. I typically respond within two business days.
A note about your privacy
Please avoid sharing sensitive details here. This form is for brief, non-urgent inquiries only.
Location & access
I see adults and couples:
In person: 720 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 204, Santa Monica, CA 90401
Online: Secure video sessions for residents of California
Directions to the office
My office is located in the heart of Santa Monica, just a few blocks from the Third Street Promenade, Santa Monica Place Mall, and the Santa Monica Pier. We’re also close to Christine Emerson Reed Park and Palisades Park.
Parking: The lot entrance is on Lincoln Blvd. Parking is $3.75 per hour, cash only, payable to the attendant. If the attendant is not onsite, you may still park. Metered parking is also available along Wilshire Blvd and Lincoln Blvd.
Arriving at the office: When you arrive, please come up to Suite 204 on the 2nd floor. The door to the waiting room is open Monday–Saturday, 7am–9pm. Once inside, please tap my name on the iPad to let me know you’ve arrived.
Public transit: The office is a short walk from the Downtown Santa Monica Metro Expo Line station (direct to downtown LA), and several Big Blue Bus routes stop nearby.
Monday-Friday 9:00am-6:00pm | Sessions by appointment
In-person in Santa Monica, CA & online across California
Availability
I keep a selective caseload to ensure focused care. If an opening isn’t available right away, we can discuss the waitlist and interim options during your consultation.
Emergencies
I do not provide emergency services. If you are in crisis, please call 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or 911, or go to your nearest emergency room.
Ready to begin?
Taking the first step is often the hardest. Reaching out doesn’t commit you to therapy — it simply starts a conversation about what you’re looking for and whether we’re a good fit.