Luke works with thoughtful, driven individuals who tend to navigate life through intellect and determination. Many are high-achievers, creatives, or deeply reflective people who hold themselves to high standards. Over time, that way of operating can become exhausting. Clients often arrive feeling stuck in patterns of overthinking, perfectionism, and burnout, pushing themselves forward while feeling internally scattered or disconnected.

His work is trauma-informed and process-oriented. Rather than trying to override these patterns, Luke helps clients slow down and come into a different relationship with them. This often includes reconnecting with the body, understanding patterns around attention, emotion, and nervous system activation, and developing a more grounded sense of self-trust. His approach integrates mindfulness, somatic awareness, parts work, and psychodynamic insight.

Luke offers both traditional psychotherapy and Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP), with an emphasis on preparation and integration to support meaningful, lasting change.

In addition to therapy, Luke offers Embodiment Coaching for individuals who want a more active, present-focused space for growth. This work focuses on attention, energy, and internal organization, helping clients notice when they are scattered, avoidant, or performing, and return to a steadier way of being. Coaching is distinct from psychotherapy and does not involve diagnosis or treatment, but it can complement therapeutic work.

Luke is a Licensed Graduate Professional Counselor (LGPC) and holds a Master’s in Clinical Counseling from Loyola University Maryland. He is also a certified yoga instructor (RYT-200), with a longstanding interest in bridging Eastern contemplative traditions with Western psychological practice.

Luke sees clients at Prism’s Baltimore location and via telehealth.