Some of our therapists have a specific skillset (and lived experience) for connecting with intellectual and academic minds that are brilliant, burdened, and beautifully human.

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This type of therapy is existential and philosophical, catering to those with kinetic minds who crave a therapeutic space to experience a slower pace. 

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Themes that lead to a deeper exploration of the Self through this existential and philosophical approach include (but are not limited to) the ponderings of:

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• Aristotle (metaphysics)

• Martin Heidegger (existentialism, technology & modernity)

• Michel Foucault (power & knowledge, critical self-reflection)

• Hannah Arendt (vita activa, banality of evil)

• Euclid (eristic method, logical rigor)

• Marcus Aurelius (ethos)

• Frederich Nietzsche (epistemology)

• Jacques  Derrida (concept of Différance)

• David Hume (epistemic humility)

• ...and deep psychology of pop culture, from Fight Club to DC Comics​

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We understand that intellect is sometimes the gateway to feelings. Further, understanding how we think and why we feel what we feel is essential. ​​​​​​​