Everything looks fine. It just doesn’t feel fine.
Therapy for people whose outer lives don’t always match their inner experience
You’ve built a life that looks the way it’s supposed to - the work, the relationship, the routine.
But inside, it feels different. The satisfaction doesn’t land. You’re showing up, but something feels off - like you’re watching your own life instead of living it.
Therapy is where we get curious about that difference -
the quiet space between how things appear and how they feel.
Meet Jon
I was born and raised in Europe and spent the first part of my career in Silicon Valley, a culture driven by innovation, performance, and profit.
Over time, I realized that even when things looked “right” on the outside, something deeper was missing, not just for me, but for the people around me. That realization drew me toward the work I do now.
As a therapist, I bring both structure and empathy - the clarity of a systems thinker and the sensitivity of someone who’s lived through big transitions. I help people make sense of the quiet gap between how life looks and how it feels, and find a way of living that feels more authentic and connected.
collaboration
Therapy works best as a partnership, a space where curiosity replaces judgment, and truth unfolds in conversation.
exploration
Real change doesn’t come from quick fixes. It grows from slowing down and understanding what’s happening underneath, the patterns, longings, and defenses that shape how you show up.
connection
Connection begins when you stop managing how things should feel and start noticing how they actually do.
From there, something real can happen - in you, and between you and others.
My Approach
My approach is relational - I believe we grow and heal through connection.
I practice from a relational and attachment-based perspective, meaning we’ll pay attention not just to what’s happening in your thoughts or behavior, but to the deeper patterns that shape how you relate, protect, and pull away.
