Rooted in a depth-oriented clinical framework, this licensed clinical psychologist provides psychotherapy and psychological assessment across adult and adolescent populations. His work emphasizes long-term, insight-oriented treatment informed by psychoanalytic, existential-humanistic, object-relations, and family systems perspectives. In addition to individual therapy, he has provided couples counseling and has served in court-appointed roles conducting reunification therapy in family-related matters.

His forensic experience includes performing psychological evaluations in legal contexts such as immigration proceedings, sexual risk assessments, and sentence mitigation matters. These evaluations frequently involve comprehensive psychological testing, including cognitive, objective personality, and projective assessment instruments, to support clinical and forensic opinions. He has also provided courtroom testimony, particularly in matters where psychological findings are relevant to legal determinations.

Earlier in his training and professional development, he worked in psychiatric, rehabilitation, correctional, and community mental health settings, conducting diagnostic evaluations and providing treatment for individuals with substance use disorders, cognitive impairments, behavioral concerns, and complex mental health conditions. This combination of clinical and forensic experience supports his ability to evaluate psychological functioning across diverse populations and settings and to apply those findings in both treatment and legal contexts.

He holds a Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology and a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology from the American School of Professional Psychology at Argosy University, as well as a Master of Arts in Sport-Exercise Psychology from the same institution. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Indiana University. His academic and clinical training provide a foundation for integrating psychological assessment, psychotherapy, and forensic evaluation across a broad range of matters.