It is no small matter to acknowledge one's yearning. And yet yearning is the way of life.
C. G. Jung, The Red Book
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Jungian Analysis
Jungian analysis is a depth-oriented, long-term process of psychological and soul work. It draws on dreams, the body, active imagination, symbolic life, and the relationship between analyst and analysand to bring what is unconscious into awareness — not to fix or resolve, but to deepen, integrate, and restore meaning.
The work moves slowly and asks for steadiness, and it isn't crisis support or short-term therapy. It's a commitment to the ongoing process of becoming more fully oneself.
Artists & Creatives
A significant portion of my practice is with artists, writers, musicians, and other creatives — people for whom the inner life is already a primary orientation, and for whom depth work often becomes a natural extension of their creative process.
Training & Credentials
I'm a member of the Ontario Association of Jungian Analysts (OAJA), affiliated with the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP), and a member of the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO) and the Canadian Association for Psychodynamic Therapy (CAPT).
Analytic formation involves sustained engagement with one's own unconscious alongside theoretical study and supervised practice. Dreams, archetypes, shadow, the Self, active imagination, alchemy, mythology, and symbolic life are approached through study and personal experience.
This rigour matters because Jungian analysis is learned both intellectually and through the personal embodied experience, and asks us to walk through the fire of our own psyche first, so that we can sit with another person's suffering, dreams, symbols, complexes, body, and soul with humility, steadiness, discernment, and depth.
What This Work Asks
Analysis works best when you have a foundation of emotional stability and are not living with consistent dysregulation—enough steadiness to hold what the deeper layers of the psyche tend to surface. If stabilization work is still underway, Jungian Analysis with me might not be appropriate right now.
This is long-term work. I meet with clients weekly on a structured schedule. I don't offer bi-weekly, short-term, or sporadic sessions. The process asks for patience, curiosity, and a genuine commitment to the ongoing work of becoming whole.
My practice is currently full. I am waitlisted and accepting new clients by referral only.
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