About Me | drrama

Over the years, I’ve come to value creating space and listening inward. My connection to body-based meditation has helped me understand myself more deeply, and that awareness shapes how I show up in my work with others.

I’m a licensed clinical psychologist (PSY 23043) with experience working with adults and couples.

My approach is grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and mindfulness, but more importantly, I focus on helping you make sense of what you’re going through in a way that feels practical and meaningful. Together, we look at patterns, understand what’s getting in the way, and begin to shift things in a way that feels sustainable.

As a mom, my work has naturally deepened around supporting individuals and couples through the transition to parenthood. This phase can bring up unexpected emotions—feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, or unsure of yourself. I work with moms, dads, and couples navigating this time, including attachment, identity shifts, and the day-to-day realities of parenting.

My previous work at the MOMS Program at El Camino Hospital gave me specialized experience in the perinatal period and a deeper understanding of the emotional complexities that can come with it.

I aim to create a space that feels warm, thoughtful, and non-judgmental, where you can speak openly, gain clarity, and begin to approach challenges differently. Our work is collaborative and focused on helping you feel more grounded and capable.

My research focused on grief and loss, including the continuing bond with a loved one after death, as well as the impact of pet loss—experiences that can be deeply personal and often overlooked.

I offer therapy in both English and Hebrew.

If you’re reading this and something feels true for you, we can find a time to connect.