I’m Ryan. I’m a therapist in LA who often works with couples, queer folks, and men—in person and online. I’m told that my style is calm, productive, and encouraging. I tend to see the hope in things.

In relationship therapy, I often see couples who are feeling out of sync, caught in transition, or frustrated by their same recurring issues. In individual therapy, I see people struggling with anxiety, anger, grief, identity, loneliness, breakups, burnout, or low self-confidence. It runs the gamut. We’ve all got our stuff.

I am a Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT) in California. I have an M.S. from California State University Northridge and a B.A. from Northwestern University. I trained at the Los Angeles LGBT Center—the largest provider of direct services for LGBTQ+ people in the world—where I continue to serve clients.

Outside of therapy, I’m an active writer. I practice yoga, play tennis, and read in two (competing) book clubs. Every day I hope it rains.