I work at the intersection of psychology and presence, where relationship becomes the teacher.

My path wasn’t traditional, and that shapes my approach. Before pivoting, I earned an MBA at Berkeley’s Haas School of Business and built a career in real estate investing. That work was always relational to me, but it rewarded results and composure more than honesty. I learned how to look fine while feeling far away. I understand the pressure to perform, and I know the cost of building a life that looks good on paper but feels empty.

I’m currently completing my Master’s in Integral Counseling Psychology at CIIS in San Francisco (MFT licensure pathway). For me, this isn’t about becoming someone new. It’s about coming back to what’s true, underneath the performance.

I value clear communication. Slowing down. Listening to the body. And being true, especially when it’s hard. Not as slogans, but as commitments I bring to every room I enter.

I help people stop performing and start relating.