Past Failed Therapy

Agnes Martin, Summer, 1964.

If therapy has failed you before, it’s understandable to feel hesitant about trying again. Maybe you opened up and weren’t heard, felt blamed for not “changing fast enough,” or left feeling more alone than before. Those experiences can make it hard to trust that anyone can help.

The truth is, when therapy hasn’t worked, it’s not your fault. Good therapy depends on feeling safe, understood, and met with real empathy — not judgment or quick fixes. My work focuses on helping you make sense of what happened before, rebuild trust in the therapeutic process, and begin again in a way that feels different.

Together, we’ll explore not just your struggles, but also what made past help fall short. That understanding itself can be deeply healing — and the start of therapy that truly works.

Sessions are 50 minutes, held by teletherapy or in person in Beverly Hills.