Hi, I’m Dr. Zen — psychotherapist, coach, philosopher, and author. I believe meaningful change begins when we move toward becoming the powerful, creative person we were born to be.

For decades, I’ve worked with individuals, couples, and high-achievers at pivotal moments — professionally, emotionally, or relationally. Whether you're facing burnout, anxiety, relationship strain, or sensing that your current path no longer fits, my work is designed to bring clarity, direction, and deeper alignment.

I’m licensed in California (LPCC) and Florida (LMHC), and I work with clients across the U.S. and internationally. My approach blends cutting-edge psychology with a deeply human touch. I have a gift for slicing through performance, patterns, and psychological noise, and helping my clients connect to the deepest truths underneath their chaos. I specialize in couples therapy, trauma recovery, anxiety, and coaching high-performing individuals through life transitions, emotional recalibration, and the evolving psychology of success.

I hold two advanced degrees in psychology, including a PhD in Metaphysical Counseling, and I’m currently completing a second — a PsyD in Clinical Psychology (ABD). My training includes Gottman Method (Level 2), EFT, Imago, CBT, DBT, and Attachment-based therapies. I’ve served on mental health boards, led integrative healing groups, and developed a philosophical framework called Zendividualism — a modern approach to therapy and living that weaves together self-worth, personal responsibility, and deep clarity.

My clients come from many walks of life — executives, creatives, helpers, seekers — but all share a desire to live with more depth, less noise, and a stronger sense of purpose. I meet people with empathy, without judgment or pretense. Together, we do more than talk — we untangle, clarify, and rebuild.

Because therapy, at its best, isn’t separate from life — it’s a tool for living it more fully, more truthfully, and on your own terms. I’m here to help you realign with who you are and what you truly want — in your relationships, your work, your body, and your life.