Clinical Staff

Shayna works with adults, teens, and couples from a depth-oriented perspective, drawing on both Jungian and psychoanalytic frameworks. She is particularly interested in the patterns that keep us from feeling fully ourselves — and in the slow, careful work of bringing those into awareness. She offers an affirming and inclusive space and brings genuine warmth, curiosity, and a collaborative spirit to her work. Whether you're navigating anxiety, depression, life transitions, or a longer-standing sense of disconnection, Shayna approaches each person's experience with care and without judgment.

Isabella works with adults and adolescents from a relational, depth-oriented perspective, focusing on the connection between therapist and client as the primary vehicle for change. She is particularly attentive to the inherited patterns and rigid scripts that shape how we understand ourselves — and to the possibility of building something more flexible and self-determined in their place. Isabella brings curiosity, warmth, direct feedback, and a sense of humor to her work, and has particular sensitivity and experience working with people coming to therapy for the first time.

Em's approach is psychoanalytic and relational, with close attention to how unconscious life, language, and inner landscape shape experience. In sessions, they are interested in what's most alive, conflicted, or hidden — and in the particular ways these dynamics show up in relationships, creative life, and sense of self. Em is especially drawn to working with academics and creatives, LGBTQIA+ individuals and families, queer parents, and people navigating questions of belonging, identity, and cultural transition. They bring depth, complexity, and authentic engagement to their work — alongside moments of humor.

Lillian's therapeutic style is relational and psychodynamically rooted, with a particular affinity for Jungian practice. She brings warmth, directness, and real curiosity to the here-and-now of the therapeutic relationship. As a child of Iranian immigrants, she understands the weight of carrying multiple worlds at once, and has a deep commitment to working with first-generation Americans and those navigating bicultural identity. Her clinical presence is embodied and creative — informed by over a decade working with neurodivergent individuals and families, and by her practice as a yoga teacher, mindfulness practitioner, certified death doula, and singer-songwriter.