Jungian Psychology

 

In my practice and publications, I am increasingly focusing on working from a depth-oriented, longer term psychological perspective with people in their middle and later years who are experiencing sexual, relationship, and self-identity concerns. This means I help clients when they wish to examine ways to manage their immediate symptoms in their present life. But it also means that I help clients when they want to explore the meaning of these symptoms, their origins, and what they might suggest for directions to take in life in the longer-term. Depth psychology in general, and Jungian psychology in particular, emphasizes the larger purpose of one’s life, one’s feelings and subjective experiences, and the importance of listening to that quiet, inner voice that usually knows exactly what a person needs to do.