Jungian Therapists in Wellesley, MA

In working with clients, I consider the whole person, their mind, their body, their spirit. These three aspects aren’t separate but are in dynamic conversation: chronic physical symptoms are connected to our mental and emotional states, our feelings of depression relate to how we treat and relate to our bodies and sensorial lives. I enjoy supporting people facing life’s challenges, who are looking for a somatic dimension to their healing. I specialize in helping clients navigate difficult relationships, cope with grief and chronic illness, process the pandemic, and manifest greater depth, vibrancy, and purpose in their lives.

Basically I work with all kinds of issues and use the methodology best suited to each person and his/her needs. I am trained in pastoral counseling as well as Jungian psychotherapy so issues connected with spirituality, search for meaning, understanding dreams, looking for purpose in life and relationships are all familiar territory.

I'm best suited to treating you where you're stuck, be it physical (like chronic pain, auto-immune), mental (like anxiety), emotional (like depression), relational (partners, children, parents, people you work with), and spiritual (like alienation). What makes my work unique is it's remarkably efficient & effective.

Are you in a life transition or looking to challenge yourself in new ways? Are you an artist, writer, or musician hoping to explore your own creative potential through access to deeper parts of yourself. or trying to accept new challenges? Are you a parent worrying that you may be losing touch with your self while attending to the needs of your family? .Are you dealing with personal loss, aging, lack of confidence, internal conflict? These are all areas in which a Jungian approach can bring heart and spirit into therapy and help to restore balance.

I consider that answers are within clients, not in therapists, and I am here to help you find your own answers. My approach is truly eclectic, since I have deeply studied each of various methods, including psychodynamic, humanistic, person-centered, relational focused, Jungian, and cognitive & behavioral approaches. The approach is chosen based on my client's conditions, needs, and the stage of changes at that time. I also sometimes provide information about the connections among the brain, the nervous system, body conditions, and thoughts/emotions/behaviors.

Therapy should address the specific needs of each client. Having trained in a variety of evidence-based practices and approaches, I work together with my clients to determine which approach works best for them, with the intent of addressing both symptoms and long-standing patterns of behavior. My approaches include cognitive behavioral therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and trauma-focused therapy. I also have a background in Jungian Therapy.

From moment to moment as you journey through life, a part of you is trying to help you grow. Your reactions, thoughts, feelings, slips of the tongue, accidents, goofs, relationship glitches, bodily symptoms, and dreams are all helpful messengers from that part. Symptoms and difficulties wave and call, inviting you to develop the most important relationship of your life: the relationship between you and You. The yoga of analytic depth work helps you stretch into relationship with the healing wisdom your unconscious Psyche. Aligning with your inner wisdom brings greater clarity, meaning, and ease to your outer life and relationships.

I provide online and in-person services in Jungian analysis and in-person Oregon state licensed psilocybin facilitation. People arrive at Jungian analysis for a variety of reasons, a life difficulty, crossroads, challenges with human relationships, curiosity around dreams and creativity, or a hunger to learn and explore Jungian topics. Jungian work is about reclaiming one's narrative, through integration of unconscious and conscious aspects of the self. This work can help a person feel more balanced and whole (the Jungian concept of individuation) or 'living life to one's truest state'.

My career has followed many paths building inclusive communities prior to becoming a licensed psychologist. I provide a welcoming place for clients to explore and manage life's challenges and concerns, such as stress and anxiety as well as spiritual, religious, or existential questions. As a neuropsychologist, I offer comprehensive evaluations for children, adolescents, and adults. I also work collaboratively with parents and school staff to promote children's full academic, social, and emotional potential. I often use a Jungian approach to gain balance and well-being by appreciating strengths and less developed parts of the self.

Hi there! I’m licensed in Massachusetts and I specialize with working with children (ages 5+), families, adults and I am a proud ally to the LGBTQI+ community. I have assisted individuals with a variety of mental health needs including, but not limited to; depression, anxiety, conduct disorders, neurodevelopment disorders, and trauma and stressor related disorders.

Asunta specializes in career development, life transitions, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, grief/loss, and spiritual development. She has ten years of experience working with young adult professionals and college students whom are navigating next steps to take in finding their purpose and joy. She values both the art and science of therapy blending mind-body approaches including mindfulness practices, nutrition, body-mind awareness with current findings in psychology and neurobiology. She helps patients find meaning in life's setbacks. She will help you find purpose in pain and how to better respond to your challenges.

We all face challenges and could use support at times. I offer a safe non-judgmental place, where you can focus on your needs through creative expression. Art therapy integrates psychotherapy (talk therapy) with the creative process to improve and enhance mental and emotional well-being of individuals of all ages. No prior artistic experience is needed to benefit from the healing power of expressive arts. Art is a universal language of the mind that speaks through images & symbols and allows verbal and beyond-words communication.

Since COVID-19 started, I have decided to fill the gap of professionals who are no longer working face-to-face. Teletherapy is not the same as seeing someone in person. The reason for this, is the bond is made up of both physical and emotional connection. I achieve this through the process of art therapy, where people can bond by working together creatively. While I am not against medication, I use it as a last resort. I believe in many alternative holistic treatments that can be a substitute for medication. I see people as an integral part of a system, rather than seeing people as separate, as in the medical model.

Psychotherapy is a good, honest, and interesting conversation amongst equals. It is a guided journey of self-awareness to reclaim our authenticity. We activate inner resources through storytelling, so to gain new perspectives about ourselves, and others. We are not mechanically determined by our past. Imagination opens creative alternatives reinforcing a sense of realistic hope. The goal is to achieve meaning, and purpose in all the spheres of our existence.