I'm a black psychologist who is a heterosexual cisgender man. I provide individual psychotherapy for college and grad students and adults confronted with a variety of life challenges including depression, anxiety, identity concerns, life transitions, stress management, perfectionism, self-esteem/self-criticism, and family and relationship issues.

I see therapy as a collaborative effort where we engage in conversations about yourself and your life in order to help you cope, heal, improve, explore, and understand. My style is welcoming, thoughtful, attuned, and engaging, with curiosity and some humor. I value my clients’ differences, strengths, and unique perspectives to events and situations.

In addition to my private practice, I work as a senior staff member at the counseling center at Haverford College. I have over 20 years of clinical experience, having held positions in healthcare systems, college counseling centers, and school systems, serving clients of varied backgrounds and ages.