My office is located within the Bridgeport Art Center, a former industrial warehouse that has been thoughtfully repurposed into a space for artists, designers, and independent practitioners. Built in 1911, the building retains its original architectural character, with exposed brick, timber beams, and expansive windows. The result is an environment that feels grounded, spacious, and quietly evocative.

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The ambiance of the space supports the contemplative and exploratory nature of the work we do in therapy. The interplay of history and reinvention, structure and openness, reflects the therapeutic process itself—honoring what already exists while creating room for growth and discovery.

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My practice is hybrid, offering both in-person sessions at the Bridgeport office and telehealth sessions via a secure video platform. This flexibility allows you to choose the format that best fits your schedule, comfort level, and needs, whether you're drawn to the grounding experience of in-person work or the accessibility of meeting remotely.

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The Bridgeport Art Center is located just south of downtown Chicago, with ample free parking and convenient access to public transit. It’s a space where creative and reflective work intersect, providing a meaningful setting for therapy that honors the depth and complexity of the inner life.

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For more information check out www.bridgeportart.com/