I work with adults who are used to performing at a high level, and who find themselves in a situation where that's no longer enough to get through what's in front of them.

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My practice focuses on three areas: neuropsychological evaluations for pilots and air traffic controllers navigating the FAA medical process, cognitive and psychological assessments for students and professionals seeking testing accommodations, and therapy for adults dealing with ADHD, burnout, career transitions, or sustained performance pressure.

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I'm a HIMS-certified neuropsychologist, which means I'm qualified to conduct FAA-required evaluations and submit reports in the format the agency accepts. That's a narrow credential, and most psychologists don't have it.

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Before returning to full-time practice, I spent two decades in biotech and medical science leadership, as Vice President of Medical Affairs, Disease Area Head, and Medical Director. I know what it's like to work inside systems where decisions carry real consequences and where asking for help can feel complicated. That experience shapes how I work with professionals who are navigating similar environments.

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I completed my PhD in Clinical Psychology at USC, trained at LAC+USC Medical Center, and have held faculty appointments at USC, Weill Cornell Medical College, and Pepperdine University. I've published more than 60 peer-reviewed papers and served as team neuropsychologist for the LA Kings.