Psychoanalytic Therapists in East Rock, New Haven, CT

Individual suffering from emotional distress...psychologically minded, capable of insight....goals to be free of symptoms of distress..explore deeper issues including effect of family of origin on present functionning

Dr. Christian is a psychologist, licensed in New York and Connecticut, and a trained psychoanalyst with over 20 years of clinical experience helping patients with a wide range of issues, including depression, anxiety, and relationship difficulties. He is an Assistant Clinical Professor, Yale School of Medicine, Dept. of Psychiatry; faculty Western New England Psychoanalytic Society. He has taught and supervised in doctoral programs at City College, the New School for Social Research, and the Psychology Internship Program at Yale. He has been a staff psychologist at Beth Israel Medical Center and New York Methodist Hospital.

Licensed Professional Counselor in Connecticut (LPC6847) and Florida (MH15337). Licensed in Psychology from the National University of Rosario, Argentina; (Mat. 2296, Rosario, Argentina). Master in Mental Health & Clinical Psychoanalysis, Instituto de Neurociencias y Salud Mental de Barcelona & Leon University, Spain. Psychoanalyst certified and member of the National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis (NAAP, NY).

Clients come to a therapist in crisis. Sometimes they are ready to go further than simply assuaging the pain and anxiety of the moment. There is a curiosity involving the recognition of their own participation in the pattern that brings hurt and pain. It takes courage to look at oneself from a value-neutral position, but that is when the work begins,

I look forward to working with anyone concerned about the wellbeing of their child, their family, and/or themselves. I am an experienced clinician and faculty member at the Yale Child Study Center, committed to engaging with you on a process of reflection, respect, health and healing. This process is universal, while the intervention will vary dependent on age, issues, and needs of each person. I will conduct a thorough assessment and offer feedback and recommendations. The course of treatment will include co-created goals and I will be transparent about intervention(s) I believe will be most helpful.

My name is Neta Korem. I am a LCSW with over ten years of experience treating adult populations. Throughout my career, I have learned to incorporate different therapeutic tools and use them to set reachable goals and tailor the treatment in order to reach them. I bring openness, sensitivity and help my clients feel comfortable trough out the process.

I am a licensed professional counselor and registered art therapist who works via telehealth. I have been in the field for approximately 5 years with experience working with adults who struggle in all areas of life. Whether it be anxiety, depression, addiction, trauma, etc. I am here to help you work through anything you may be going through.

I view psychotherapy as a creative and collaborative process that leads to a fuller engagement in love, work and play. I specialize in treating depression, anxiety and self-esteem issues as well as creativity issues and matters relating to relationships, gender and sexuality.

Therapy is not about fixing you as if you're broken. To me, it's about recovering from suffering, and connecting deeply and authentically to your thoughts, feelings, desires and dreams. It can be difficult to begin a new therapy relationship and be vulnerable, especially when relationships have been harmful in the past. I think taking the risk anyway reflects an inherent pull toward repairing the old wounds that restrict our capacity to live freely and joyfully. I love working with LGBTQIA folks, relationships, trauma, and difficulties with shame, self-love and acceptance.

I welcome adults 25 and older looking for help with complex life transitions, high-stress situations, and high stress careers. I specialize in issues of mortality, grief, estrangement, loss, culture shock, codependency, career changes, burnout, and compassion fatigue. If we are able, together, to gain a deep understanding of your problems in the full context of your life, our goals will be to awaken or deepen your sense of self and purpose, to increase your sense of attachment and intimacy, to integrate your experience of yourself and others, to grow your ability to invoke your agency, and to increase your emotional resilience.

I help adults and adolescents who have problems with depression, anxiety, relationships and life changes. With over 25 years in private practice, my approach is interpersonal, psychodynamic and systemic. As it is appropriate, I provide individual, couple and family therapy.

In addition to treating adults with anxiety, depression and other common and complex conditions, I specialize in child and adolescent psychotherapy, substance abuse struggles as well as LGBTQ populations, including gender-expansive, gender-questioning individuals across the lifespan.

You are the only one who knows what it's like to be you, and sometimes making sense of it all is just plain overwhelming. My approach is simple; to help you navigate through the messiness, awkwardness, shameful, and painful. Let's create a plan together in our judgement-free safe space to set you up for success. Believe it or not, there's a job for all parts of you to help make this happen.

– My schedule is fully booked – As each person is unique, the best therapy is individualized. I am very flexible to what you personally need, constructing therapy based on what works to relieve suffering, foster growth, and develop insight. We will focus on understanding, but we might use mindfulness, anxiety management techniques, or other modalities. I avoid jargon and acronyms, preferring to talk in more ordinary or evocative language. Sometimes, there are big issues to grapple with, but often by focusing on seemingly small blocks, we can loosen the process of growth and the experience of being alive to one's own life.