I often work with both new and more senior psychotherapists who are seeking to expand their capacity to deepen their clinical work, to more effectively and empathically work with people who have been labeled as "resistant" or "difficult", to have a better grasp on what's happening in the "between us" space of the therapy room, to understand and be able to catalyze attachment in real and transformative ways, to better recognize and integrate the non-verbal and somatic dimensions into the work, and to move beyond "trauma informed" - really able to recognize and understand how to facilitate a safe enough therapy space and work through traumatic residues (including dissociative process and structure).

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