My approach is generally psychodynamic, paying careful attention to how one’s past experiences influence the present interactions with people and determine expectations of self and others in the world. While I generally employ a psychodynamic lens with clients, I strongly believe in psychotherapy integration and therefore employ a variety of treatment techniques in the actual therapy process. I often turn to experiential work, gestalt-based techniques, as well as Cognitive-Behavioral, relational and existential traditions when I feel such interventions can advance the therapy process. In the end, all the different therapy techniques are just tools to opening up areas of experience previously cordoned off by the variety of outdated defenses people use everyday.
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My style