Marybeth CarterPsychologist, PhD

About

Each of us may begin psychotherapy for different reasons; an immediate crisis or traumatic experience, painful symptoms of depression, anxiety, loneliness, addictive behaviors, or grief. Exploring early life experiences and resolving trauma while addressing the here and now can help you be more engaged with others, make progress towards what you want in life, and experience more ease. Many individuals seek more existential but no less important questions of meaning, identity, sexuality, spirituality, philosophy, gender issues, psychology, politics, and power. All of these are excellent reasons for engaging in depth psychotherapy. View 4 Photos As a clinical psychologist and Jungian analyst, I utilize psychodynamic psychotherapy including dream work, active imagination, and body-centered therapies to access your subjective (personal) and objective (soul) levels. I specialize in working with accessing creativity in all of its forms, including with artists to overcome blocks and nurture creativity.

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