A practice rooted in Jungian analysis and depth psychotherapy — working with the whole person: the symptoms you bring, the dreams that come, and the deeper patterns that shape your life.

Each service is shaped by the person who enters the room — the work is depth-oriented, relational, and attentive to what is alive and what has been suppressed.

One-on-one depth psychotherapy drawing on Jungian principles — working with dreams, symptoms, life patterns, and the unconscious dynamics that shape thought, feeling, and relationship. We meet weekly or twice weekly, in-person or via telehealth.
Areas of focus include anxiety, depression, mood disorders, life transitions, and the broader question of meaning and purpose in adult life.

I am an out-of-network provider. Many insurance plans offer out-of-network benefits that reimburse a significant portion of session costs — I can provide superbills upon request to facilitate reimbursement.
A limited number of reduced-fee slots are available. I believe financial constraints should not prevent someone from accessing the care they need. Please inquire directly.

Individual clinical supervision for psychotherapists, analysts in training, and mental health practitioners seeking a depth-oriented perspective on their clinical work. Sessions draw on Jungian, relational, and psychoanalytic frameworks.
Available to practitioners in New York and New Jersey, in person or via telehealth. Suitable for licensure-required supervision and ongoing professional development.
Analysis is not a linear path with a fixed destination. It is more like learning to read a language — the language of the psyche — that was always present but largely unheard.
We begin with what you bring: the difficulty, the symptom, the recurring pattern or feeling of being stuck. From there, the work deepens at its own pace, drawing in dreams, imagination, memory, and the living moment between two people in a room.
The frequency of sessions — once or twice weekly — is determined together. In general, more frequent sessions allow for a deeper, more sustained engagement with the unconscious processes at work.
"Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate."
— C.G. Jung
A 50-minute meeting to discuss what brings you here, what you're looking for, and whether this kind of work — and this particular relationship — feels like a fit. No obligation beyond the meeting itself.
We establish a regular time — once or twice weekly — and begin. Early sessions focus on your history, your present situation, and what you've tried and found insufficient. Dreams are welcomed from the start.
Over time the work opens into deeper layers — the complexes and patterns formed early in life, the unconscious forces shaping choices and relationships, the images that arrive in dreams and reverie.
The long-term aim of Jungian analysis is not symptom relief alone but the gradual process Jung called individuation — becoming more fully and authentically oneself, in relation to one's own depths and to others.
I am an out-of-network provider and do not bill insurance directly. However, many plans — including PPO and some HMO plans — offer substantial out-of-network reimbursement.
Upon request I provide a monthly superbill that you can submit to your insurance company for reimbursement. Some clients recover 50–80% of session costs this way.
A limited number of reduced-fee slots are available for clients who need them. I believe that the work of depth psychotherapy should be accessible. Please don't let cost prevent you from reaching out.
◈ Superbills provided. I supply detailed monthly superbills for all clients. Payment is due at the time of session — I accept check, Zelle, and major credit cards. 48-hour cancellation notice is required to avoid a full session fee.

I offer individual supervision to psychotherapists, analysts in training, social workers, and mental health practitioners who want a depth-oriented perspective on their clinical work. Supervision draws on Jungian, relational, and psychoanalytic frameworks, with particular attention to the countertransference, the symbol, and the analyst's own unconscious in the room.
Sessions are available in person at my West Village office or via a HIPAA-compliant telehealth platform. I am licensed in both New York and New Jersey and can provide supervision for licensure requirements in both states.
I meet with each supervisee individually to discuss goals, frequency, and fit before beginning. Supervision is not training analysis — but the two often illuminate each other.
230 West 13th Street
New York, NY 10011
West Village · Manhattan
Accessible by subway: A/C/E to 14th St, or 1/2/3 to 14th St–7th Av.
Fully encrypted, HIPAA-compliant video sessions available for clients in New York and New Jersey. No special software required — sessions conducted via a secure link sent before each appointment.
Many patients combine in-person and telehealth depending on schedule.
NYpsychoanalyst@proton.me
(917) 755-4430
I typically respond within one business day. For urgent matters, please call rather than email.
Current availability: accepting new clients.
An initial consultation is a chance to meet, to talk about what brings you here, and to sense whether this feels like the right fit — for both of us. There is no commitment beyond that meeting.