Practice for Psychoanalysis & Psychotherapy
“Whoever looks into their own well first sees their reflection — those who look longer begin to discern the stars.”
— after C. G. Jung
About
MD (IND) · MBM (Harvard)

Psychoanalyst and psychotherapist. President of the London College of Applied Mental Health (LCAMH), where he serves as Faculty Professor of Psychology and Psychoanalysis.
His work integrates client-centred psychotherapy, psychoanalysis and clinical hypnosis on an academic foundation of mental health. International training and study, including at Harvard Medical School, inform an approach grounded in theoretical depth and clinical experience.
Approach
Rather than offering predefined answers, the work creates a space in which clarity, reflection and genuine psychological development can grow. Sessions are dialogical, confidential and oriented to each individual life.
Sessions take place online and remain accessible across places and stages of life — continuous, discreet and grounded in a classical analytic posture.
Services
Client-centred therapy for distress, crises, depressive or anxious states.
Depth-psychological work on recurring patterns, relationships and biographical experience.
Hypnotherapeutic work for anxiety, psychosomatic symptoms, habit change and inner reorientation.
Psychotherapeutic support for stress-related conditions, exhaustion, burnout and psychosomatic regulation.
Languages
English · Deutsch
Setting
Online sessions, by appointment.
Contact & Appointments
A short message is enough to arrange an initial conversation. For confidential exchange, communication takes place via Signal — end-to-end encrypted.

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