A contemporary psychoanalytic approach developed over two decades of clinical work.

 Rooted in traditional psychodynamic theory, it integrates

• Freudian theory (drives, conflict, repetition)

• Self psychology (development, empathy, sense of self)

 The method departs from more passive, open-ended models.

It is active and interventive—focused on identifying and interrupting recurring patterns across relationships, behavior, and self-perception.

This is not passive or purely exploratory work. It is designed to produce clear insight and meaningful change in how you think, relate, and act.