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GLOBAL Practice 

Therapy Without Borders | Based in Paris, Serving Worldwide

Discreet, clinically grounded expat therapy that moves with you.

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The world is big, and your life doesn't fit into one time zone. That’s why I’ve built a truly global therapy practice. I’m a California-licensed therapist based in Paris, serving clients in New York, London, Los Angeles, Dubai, and around the world.

Global Experience, Local Insight

Whether you’re relocating, raising a family across continents, navigating dual-citizenship, or managing the pressures of public life, I offer therapy that meets you where you are: geographically, emotionally, and culturally.

Who I work with across borders:

  • Expat therapy for individuals and digital nomads seeking continuity of care

  • Binational and international couples navigating cultural complexity

  • Therapy for public figures, individuals, and families who require absolute confidentiality

  • Founders, diplomats, and executives with high-mobility lives

  • Clients navigating immigration, reinvention, or global grief

English-Speaking Therapist in
London | NYC | Santa Monica | Dundalk

How It Works

Virtual sessions offered across time zones

  • In-person availability in Paris

  • Hybrid models are available for clients who split their time between countries.

You can expect absolute confidentiality, flexible scheduling, and a therapeutic relationship that moves with you, not against you.

Referrals & Clinical Collaboration

I regularly collaborate with psychiatrists, case managers, treatment centers, and family offices around the world. If you're a clinician or agency looking to refer a high-profile or international client for elite care, I welcome a confidential collaboration.

Begin today.

This isn’t theoretical cultural competency, it’s my lived practice.

If your life spans continents, your therapy should too. Let’s build something that moves with you.

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“Wherever you are, that’s where we’ll meet.”

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