“To try therapy is to bet on hope: that maybe life could be different, more
vibrant and rich than you ever imagined.”
A Note From Davy:
If it feels like you’re getting beat up by your own emotions, this is for you. If it feels like you’re getting beat up by someone else’s emotions, this is definitely for you. My clients tend to be kind and self-aware—they have maybe even tried therapy before—but remain plagued by some deep-seated pain in their life. Common themes include: faith, sexuality, burnout, relationship issues, and past trauma.
People describe me as kind, steady, curious, and a bit cheeky. Prior to becoming a therapist, I spent many years as a photographer. What first drew me to photography—a commitment to truly “seeing” someone and reflecting the best in them—eventually led me to therapy. I consider this work to be sacred and approach it with a sense of reverence. Rather than managing symptoms with “band-aid” solutions, we seek out the emotional root of the problem. My approach pulls from frameworks including attachment theory, psychoanalytic theory, EMDR, and the enneagram.
I hold a bachelor’s degree in Communication from the College of Charleston and a master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Pacific Oaks College. I’m a Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT 153059), supervised by Jennifer Flores (LMFT 92351). I’m trained in EMDR and also certified in Prepare/Enrich couples therapy.
Ready to Begin?
You don’t need to know whether you need psychotherapy or psychoanalysis before contacting us.
We’ll start with a conversation about what brings you here and help you think about what kind of treatment may be most useful.