I get this question a lot. Like many of the clients I work with, I started as a self-taught artist.  Some of my best work was drawn on paper napkins or performed when the neighbors were asleep. Later, I received formal training in music and dance but it was Theatre that I found most rewarding. As a designer in theatre, I practiced thinking outside of the box to find simple solutions to complex problems. As an actor, being in character taught me deeper empathy and authenticity. Now, psychotherapy is my art. I apply the same strategic problem-solving and aesthetic sensibility to working with my clients - ranging from software engineers and organizational engineers to graphic designers and product designers, tattoo artists, makeup artists, graffiti artists, and more. For my clients, creative thinking has been an intrinsic part of them and an asset for survival and success. It's my honor to help them use this resilience and clear the way for their best to shine.