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My Practice

PHILOSOPHY

I believe in an integrative approach to psychotherapy; that is, I believe many factors influence our feelings, emotions, and moods, including relationships, nutrition, environment, physical health, and psychological health. Each of these factors needs to be assessed in order to determine what sort of help would be most useful. 

 

As a psychoanalyst, I believe that our past experiences influence our present lives, and that understanding how these early influences impact us is at the core of psychotherapy. Moreover, I believe that each person is unique and that each person has special strengths. Psychotherapy promotes awareness and deepens your understanding of yourself, in the context of both your strengths and struggles. This self-awareness can be useful in changing patterns that are self-destructive or that no longer serve us. Similarly, it is useful in embracing our strengths. 

Who I Work With

ADOLESCENTS | ADULTS | COUPLES | FAMILIES

I provide services to people struggling with an array of concerns, including:

  • Anxiety

  • Work-life balance

  • School-life balance

  • Life transitions

  • Relationship difficulties

  • Self-esteem

  • Self-assertion

  • Sexuality

  • Mind/Body connection

For some, I provide very short-term support, and for others, I find that long-term psychotherapy, including intensive psychotherapy, or psychoanalysis, may be most useful.

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