Consultation & Supervision
Consultation and supervision provide opportunities for clinicians to deepen their clinical understanding, strengthen their approach to complex cases, and reflect on the psychological processes that shape therapeutic work. My approach integrates psychodynamic and psychoanalytic perspectives with attention to diagnostic formulation, psychological assessment, and clinical decision-making. Services are tailored to each clinician’s professional interests, experience, and consultation needs.
Psychoanalytic Supervision
Psychoanalytic supervision offers a space to explore the unconscious dynamics, relational patterns, and emotional processes that emerge in clinical work. Through thoughtful examination of the therapeutic relationship, clinical material, and the clinician’s responses, supervision can deepen psychoanalytic understanding and support the development of a more nuanced and reflective clinical practice.
Psychoanalytic Consultation
Psychoanalytic consultation offers clinicians a distinctive way of thinking about their patients and clinical work. By exploring unconscious processes, recurring relational patterns, defenses, and the meanings underlying symptoms and behavior, consultation can open new perspectives on complex clinical situations. The aim is not simply to identify solutions, but to deepen understanding and help clinicians approach their work with greater curiosity, sensitivity, and psychological nuance.