Therapy for Therapists

Jungian-informed therapy and clinical supervision for therapists, social workers, and psychologists ready to turn inward the same attention they give their clients. 

You may be successful, capable, deeply attuned to others, and still feel disconnected from yourself in ways that are difficult to explain. Sometimes what brings therapists into therapy is not simply stress or burnout, but a growing sense that something inside is asking for attention.

Therapists live inside people's inner worlds all day long. Somewhere in there, yours can slip out of view. Therapy can be a place of healing, and it can also be a place of curiosity, creativity, and discovery. 

Not sure whether you're looking for supervision or your own therapy? It can be hard to choose which to focus on now. I've been privileged to support both emerging and seasoned clinicians as they develop their clinical understanding and confidence through supervision.  Learn more about Supervision or reach out and we can sort it out together. 

Sometimes the work begins by following what feels emotionally charged, meaningful, or difficult to ignore. A dream that lingers for days.  A relationship dynamic that keeps repeating. A longing for greater authenticity, creativity, or purpose.  

Others arrive already knowing something from their past continues to shape them, and they're ready to work through it directly. 

• Understanding the creative ways you adapted in order to survive, belong, and move through the world you grew up in
• Loosening long-held patterns of people pleasing and self-abandonment
• Reconnecting with the authentic parts of yourself that may have been pushed aside along the way
• Cultivating a richer relationship with dreams, symbolism, and the unconscious - learn more on my Dream Interpretation page
• Developing a more grounded sense of boundaries, voice, and self-trust
• Deepening your understanding of relational dynamics, both within the therapy room and in your personal life 
• Creating a more sustainable, emotionally connected, and nourishing relationship with your work 

You do not need to arrive with clarity or solutions. Here you can bring what feels uncertain, emotionally charged, or difficult to name, explore countertransference without judgment, and reconnect with the deeper purpose beneath and beyond your practice.

I practice Depth psychotherapy which is informed by Psychodynamic and Jungian Analytical theories.