I’m a physician executive and double board-certified child, adolescent, and adult psychiatrist on faculty at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital.

Over the past decade, I’ve practiced psychiatry while also leading at high-growth companies, advising CEOs and founders, building clinical organizations, and working across technology, product, and commercial strategy. I’ve served as Chief Medical Officer of behavioral health companies including Headway, the largest behavioral health network in the U.S., and Modern Health, a global mental health benefit platform. I’ve also advised companies like Pinterest on building mental health into products families use every day. Earlier in my career, I worked in business strategy at Deloitte, and I was the co-founder of the Stanford Lab for Mental Health Innovation.

Working in tech and clinically gave me an unusually broad view of mental health, especially for high-functioning individuals living ambitious and full lives. I understand how that world can be both exhilarating and heavy.

In my practice, I care for founders, executives, and/or their families. Because I treat both adults and children, I understand the family dynamics at play, and can offer guidance not only around diagnoses, but around hard conversations, transitions, and kids who are struggling.

I completed my fellowship in child and adolescent psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital / Harvard Medical School and my M.D. and adult psychiatry residency at UT Southwestern.