I work with adolescents and adults from a diverse range of backgrounds in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis. People entering this work present an array of struggles, such as anxiety, depression, inhibitions, issues surrounding gender and sexuality, trauma, family and relationship issues, reproductive technology, immigration, and grief.

 

Psychoanalysis is a therapeutic process that addresses our personal history and our cultural context, elucidating the profound and innermost conflicts and desires within us. This approach is as much about encountering suffering as it is about fostering freedom. Built upon a deep and detailed dialogue and connection between therapist and patient, psychoanalysis has the transformative potential to uncover truths, expand intimacy, reduce the repetitions that mark our lives, develop creativity, reflect on our current world and our place in it, find belonging and to foster enjoyment in life.