Why Choose Psychoanalysis?
Psychoanalysis invites you to slow down and listen more closely to yourself. It is for those who sense that their struggles have meaning—that anxiety, sadness, relational patterns, or a persistent feeling of being stuck are not random, but part of a deeper emotional story waiting to be understood.
At the heart of psychoanalysis is a unique relationship: a space where you are met with careful attention, curiosity, and respect. You are encouraged to speak freely—about thoughts, feelings, memories, dreams, and uncertainties—without needing to edit or perform. Over time, this kind of listening makes room for what has been carried quietly or left unspoken.
People often choose psychoanalysis when they want more than symptom relief. They are seeking a fuller, more integrated experience of themselves—greater emotional freedom, deeper self-understanding, and more satisfying relationships. The work unfolds gradually, allowing insight, compassion, and change to emerge at their own pace.
Psychoanalysis is not a quick fix. It is a meaningful journey of discovery—one that honors complexity, supports growth across the life span, and affirms the possibility of change, again and again.
Why Choose Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy?
Psychoanalytic psychotherapy is for individuals and couples who want to understand not only what is happening in their lives, but why. It is rooted in the belief that our emotional struggles—whether anxiety, depression, conflict in relationships, or a sense of disconnection—carry meaning and are shaped by experiences, relationships, and patterns that often operate outside of conscious awareness.
In individual psychoanalytic psychotherapy, the therapeutic relationship offers a steady, reflective space to slow down and think about one’s inner life. You are invited to speak freely about thoughts, feelings, memories, dreams, and concerns, with careful attention to what is said, what is felt, and what may be difficult to put into words. Over time, this process helps bring clarity, emotional integration, and a greater sense of agency and freedom.
Why Choose Couple Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy
In couple psychoanalytic psychotherapy, attention turns to the emotional life of the relationship itself. Couples are helped to understand the patterns, misunderstandings, and emotional injuries that shape how they relate to one another. Therapy creates space to listen differently—to oneself and to one’s partner—making room for empathy, accountability, and renewed connection. As couples begin to recognize how past experiences influence present dynamics, new ways of relating can emerge.