Dr. Dana KlinePsychologist, PhD

About

My work is guided by a quality of attention that is multi-directional, attuned to the complexities of inner life, relationships, and the contexts that uniquely inform experiences in a range of ways. During moments that feel unchangeable or inevitable (rumination, emotional instability, despair), living can feel hidden in plain sight. Intellectually or cognitively "understanding" how to think differently can be a fleeting fix, as is focusing on a positive feeling when disappointment lurks.Relational ruptures that have betrayed the basic need for epistemic trust requires specific therapeutic conditions that can help forage a new way.