Depth Therapy

Gary Alexander (he/him)

Licensed Marriage Family Therapist

MFT, CADC III, NCC

The field of Depth Psychology we know today came from the original works of Carl Jung and Sigmund Freud. Both Jung and Freud sought awareness and examination of all things human, in particular our unconscious selves. A Depth approach looks across a wide field of knowing, from direct personal experience to culture and human existence as a whole. Image, dream, and metaphor can be helpful components in uncovering our true selves.

Martha Blake, MBA, NCPsyA

Clinical Psychologist

Psychologist, Jungian Analyst

Depth therapy is about meaning -- having experiences in the session hour that rewire memories and a personal narrative in ways that can change the trajectory of a life.

Brad Creel (he/him)

Professional Counselor Associate

I have a MA in Counseling Psychology with and emphasis on Depth Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute in Santa Barbara, CA.

Simon Yugler (he/him)

Professional Counselor Associate

MA

I have a masters degree in depth psychology & counseling from Pacifica Graduate Institute - the leading institution for depth psychology. It is an honor to find myself rooted in the lineage of Carl Jung, Joseph Campbell, James Hillman, Michael Meade, Robert Bly, Marion Woodman, and many more. Instead of simply changing unwanted behaviors, depth psychology helps us address the root cause.

Aaron Buchholz

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

I have years of experience utilizing depth therapy to help people address complex and longstanding problems to make positive changes. Depth therapy is a non-pathologizing way to focus our attention, curiosity and active imagination to make meaning of themes, dreams, and in-the-moment associations we have to early life experiences as fundamental aspects influencing us here and now.

Patrick Welly Jungian Analyst

Licensed Marriage Family Therapist

As a Jungian Analyst I have committed my professional life to the work of Carl Jung. Translating his wisdom and understanding on the nature of the psyche with my clients while navigating the depths inherent in our human experience is a passion. It is not a path for everyone. If you have a desire to explore your inner life I will guide and support you creatively and compassionately.

Laura Marie Separa MA LPC MFT

Licensed Professional Counselor

Depth Therapy is the theoretical framework of my graduate program, therefore, I feel knowledgeable and skilled in this area. My training included ways to integrate the unconscious material in our psyche, which is intrinsic to personal healing.

Kerry Ogden

Licensed Professional Counselor

MA, LPC

Depth psychology takes a whole-person approach to healing. Body, mind and soul are equal and active routes to healing and wholeness. It understands that we are meaning-seeking beings who suffer when our lives feel adrift. It also recognizes that the past is still active within us, creating patterns and diminishing our freedom of choice.

Marilyn Manzi (she/her)

Licensed Marriage Family Therapist

Jung believed that everything we need to guide us through life and individuate is within us. This inner symbolic wisdom is what Jung named the Self. The Self is constantly transmitting important messages to us, but because the language is symbolic, we miss much of it. I help people understand the symbols via Active Imagination and dream interpretation.

Kerry Cohen, PsyD, LPC

Licensed Professional Counselor

I help my clients delve deeply into longstanding self-awareness.

Jenna Washburn (she / her)

Professional Counselor Associate

MA: Mental Health Counseling - Specialization in Addictions

Depth therapy provides the basis of my orientation because it's the beneath the surface and in the depths that real change is made.

Andrew Conner (He/Him/His)

Marriage and Family Therapist Associate

MA

I believe that communication with the unconscious mind through dreamwork and active imagination can help us to access the wisdom of our inner depths.

Kimberly Christensen

Licensed Marriage Family Therapist

PHD

Do you want a therapy experience that deepens your awareness of the inner life, dreams, and your relationship with your authentic self? In depth psychotherapy, you can explore your deeper insights and intuitions, explore how difficult experiences can be full of meaning, and learn new ways of approaching your life.

Sally Nicoletti, MS, NCC

Professional Counselor

I am convinced that connecting with one's inner wisdom and the unconscious is the key to wholeness and true healing.

Diana Oxley, Ph.D.

Licensed Professional Counselor

I am a diplomate of the CG Jung Institute in Zurich, a training program in depth psychology requiring extensive personal analysis and supervision of clinical work by seasoned analysts.

Graham Borgman (He/him/his)

Licensed Professional Counselor

Depth therapy refers to an approach to the human psyche that acknowledges the activity of the unconscious in life. 'Unconscious' is simply a scientific term that designates something as unknown. Curiosity about the unknown dynamics and structures upon which our consciousness is based is necessary for the therapist as well as for the patient of depth-oriented therapy.

Gail Westlin, MS, MEd, LPC, LMHC

Licensed Professional Counselor

We will listen to your inner wisdom through your personal stories, dreams and archetypal images to enhance your ability to be authentic and more passionately engaged with your life.

Professional Counselor Associate

Within our complex personalities, there may be less conscious aspects motivating ways we think, and how we make decisions. These less conscious aspects can perhaps be followed and learned from over the course of therapy.

Jessica Barnese

Professional Counselor Associate

Depth therapy looks at the story untold, or the aspects of yourself that may not be conscious, but are seeking for a way to be expressed in your conscious life. I help you see more of the arch of your personal story and help you discover and live more of your own personal path of individuation.

Jessica Blaschke, M.A. LMFT (She/her)

Licensed Marriage Family Therapist

B.S. Health Psychology, M.A. Counseling, LMFT

While I am experienced in, and often use a wide range of therapeutic approaches, I am heart and soul a depth psychotherapist. I was trained at one of the only depth psychology schools in the country, Pacifica Graduate Institute. For those unfamiliar with depth psychology, I describe it as an approach that takes a person's unconscious into account just as much as the presenting issues.

Katharyn Waterfield, MA, LPC

Licensed Professional Counselor

OR Lic #C4802

A Depth psychological approach means, in part, that the soul (psyche) of the individual is expected to BE a major player in our work together. This is in addition to the rational mind or 'ego', and 'the soul's voice' is going to be expressing its greatest desire for this individual. We must listen to subtle, unconscious communications as we invite in the healing impulse of psyche.