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Jungian analysis is a form of depth psychology that explores the relationship between consciousness and the unconscious.

It begins with the recognition that we are often influenced by aspects of ourselves that we do not fully understand.

Sometimes a dream seems completely mysterious. Other times, we wake with the feeling that something important has happened.

Jungian dream work does not begin with a dictionary of symbols or a predetermined interpretation.

Instead, we stay close to the dream and allow its images to unfold through personal associations, emotions, memories, and the circumstances of the dreamer’s life.

Clinical work continually asks us to develop—not only our knowledge and skills, but our capacity to listen, reflect, tolerate uncertainty, and recognize what is unfolding within the therapeutic relationship.

I provide supervision and consultation for therapists, psychologists, and other clinicians who want to deepen their clinical practice and develop a Jungian perspective.

Dreams can be explored individually, but they can also come alive in the presence of others.

A dream group creates a space to slow down, listen to the dream, and allow its images and associations to unfold without rushing toward an answer.

The group becomes a place of shared reflection and discovery.

I offer groups, consultation programs, and educational opportunities for individuals and clinicians interested in dreams, Jungian psychology, and depth-oriented clinical work.

Dreams can be explored individually, but they can also come alive in the presence of others.

A dream group creates a space to slow down, listen to the dream, and allow its images and associations to unfold without rushing toward an answer.

The group becomes a place of shared reflection and discovery.