The home of modern depth psychotherapy.

A freely accessible body of knowledge for clinicians who practice depth work — and for the public learning how to find and recognize good psychotherapy.

Depth psychotherapy asks more of the clinician.

The clinician is part of the treatment.

Depth psychotherapy requires more than technique. It asks the clinician to think about personality, development, relationship, unconscious process, and the unfolding treatment itself — and to use that thinking in the room.

Understand deeply

Personality, development, attachment, defense, conflict, unconscious process, and symptoms in the larger life.

Listen differently

Repetition, contradiction, avoidance, relationship patterns, and what emerges between patient and therapist.

Tolerate uncertainty

Resist premature explanation, diagnosis, advice, or technique.

Use yourself clinically

Countertransference as clinical information — with self-awareness and boundaries.

Develop judgment

When to intervene, how much, how directly — and when waiting is more therapeutic.

Technique can be taught. Clinical judgment must be developed.

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