Psychoanalysis is a form of psychotherapy—similar in aim, but deeper and more intensive. We meet more often (up to three times a week) and thus have time for a more far-ranging conversation. While some analysis, especially Freudian, is done with the use of an analytic couch, my style is face-to-face. 

Over the last century, psychoanalysis has changed dramatically, branching out in many directions. In our work there won’t be a lot of stepping back and “analyzing.” Overthinking is never helpful. Our job is to open things up: you may be surprised by who you turn out to be once you are fully alive.