Depth therapy for those who sense that what troubles them runs deeper than words — into dreams, patterns, and the unconscious stories quietly directing your life.
You may find yourself in the same loop — the same relationships, the same anxieties, the same sense that something essential is missing, despite everything looking fine from the outside.
Jungian analysis invites you to follow those feelings inward rather than push them aside — to discover not just why you suffer, but who you are in the process of becoming.
"Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate."
— C.G. Jung
Carl Jung believed the psyche is not a problem to be solved — it is a living mystery to be explored. Through dreams, archetypes, symbols, and myth, we find a language for what rational thought alone cannot reach.
The nightly language of the unconscious — images the psyche uses to communicate what waking life ignores or suppresses.
Universal patterns embedded in the collective unconscious — the Hero, the Shadow, the Anima — that shape who we are and what we long for.
Jung saw alchemy as a precise map of psychological change — the opus of turning what is leaden and stuck into something luminous.
Ancient stories are maps of the human interior — giving form to what is most alive and most wounded in us, pointing toward what we need.
Jung built an inner cartography — a set of concepts for navigating what rational thought alone cannot map. These are the terms, and what they mean for the life of the psyche.
The parts of ourselves we've disowned, suppressed, or never known. Integrating the shadow is not surrender — it is the beginning of wholeness.
Licensed Psychoanalyst · LP · NCPsyA · SCPsyA
I am a certified Jungian analyst practicing in New York, bringing depth psychology to people navigating depression, anxiety, identity, and the recurring patterns that hold them back from a fuller life.
My work is grounded in careful attention to dreams, symbols, and unconscious motives — the inner architecture that quietly shapes our choices, our relationships, and our suffering. I take the whole person seriously: history, culture, and inner world alike.
Starting doesn't require having it all figured out. It only requires the willingness to look inward.
We meet to explore what brings you here and whether Jungian analysis feels like the right fit. No commitment required.
Regular sessions — typically one to two per week — working with dreams, symbols, and the unconscious to surface what is hidden.
Over time, the patterns that once felt fixed begin to shift. A more authentic, integrated relationship with yourself becomes possible.
Each person's path through analysis is different. What remains constant is the quality of attention and the depth of the work.
Regular sessions for adults working through depression, anxiety, recurring patterns, identity, and the questions that resist easy answers.
Deep attention to your dream life as a primary source of unconscious material — pursued within the broader context of analysis.
Clinical supervision for therapists and analysts-in-training, with particular attention to the analyst's own psychology in the room.
Faculty at Blanton-Peale Graduate Institute and CAPA. Available for lectures, seminars, and professional education on Jungian topics.
Schedule a free initial consultation. There is no commitment — only the opportunity to explore whether depth work is right for you.