Having voice and being blessed with talent that eludes others can often be a road paved with joy and agony – often the two dance closely together.

 In working with showrunners, writers, actors, artists, and musicians, I’ve found this dance of duality is often served well by narrative, somatic, psychoanalytic, and Jungian approaches.

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Creativity and the creative act, the notion that everything is intimately connected to its opposite, the need for plumbing our depths through imagination, dreams, play, and art in every form – these lie at the heart of narrative, psychoanalytic, and Jungian thinking and practice. 

In working with the creative and the parts of ourselves that animate our creativity, we often discover that chorus of many different parts of ourselves. Sometimes this can create harmony, just as often there can be a roar that shows up as creative depletion. Or performance fears. Or imposter syndrome. Or distraction and stuckness.

Or the feeling that our gift has finally deserted us.

I have extensive training and a background in somatic, Freudian, and Jungian psychoanalytic techniques, as well as personal experience my own creative practice and engagement. The path from exploration to action when I work with artists and creatives is to help them re-immerse in the flow that once brought enlivenment.

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