About
I help people come home to their bodies, their desires, and themselves.
I'm Michelle, a sex therapist, psychotherapist, and public health practitioner based in New York. My work sits at the intersection of three things I love deeply: the intimate work of one-on-one therapy, the cultural conversation around sex and bodies, and the systems-level work of public health.
My path started in the therapy room, with clinical training as a social worker and years of one-on-one work with individuals and couples, and grew outward into sexual and reproductive health policy and public health research. That order matters: the clinical work is the center, and the public health lens is how I understand the world that shaped each person in front of me.
My practice is warm, collaborative, and rooted in the belief that pleasure, curiosity, and self-knowledge are part of being well, not extras. I work with people of all genders, orientations, body sizes, and relationship structures, including those navigating chronic sexual pain.
Outside of clinical work, I consult with women's health startups, helping founders and teams build care that is clinically sound, sex-positive, and actually inclusive.
I'm a member of Wise Therapy and practice under the clinical supervision of Dr. Lisa Brown.
What I bring to the room.
Trauma-informed care
Slow, paced, and consent-led — especially around sexual and reproductive experiences.
LGBTQIA+ affirming
Queer, trans, and non-binary clients are welcome and centered, not tolerated.
Warmth & kindness
A steady, generous presence — therapy should feel human first.
Collaboration
We set the pace and shape of the work together. You are the expert on you.
Non-judgement
Bring your whole story. Nothing here is too much, too messy, or too taboo.
Reproductive justice lens
Fertility, abortion, postpartum, perimenopause — all held with rigor and care.