Currently, I’m making a few different podcasts. My main podcast is called InForm: Podcast, which aims to explore the intersection of psychoanalysis, social work (i.e. social justice), and critical theory, in an informal yet informative way. Jared Elwart is the co-host of InFrom: Podcast. You can use this page to subscribe to it. I also …
Supervision with Neil I offer supervision for people who: ‘ Need clinical supervision hours to get their LCSW or LCPC licenses. Psychoanalytic supervision for those who want to apply psychoanalytic theory and techniques to the work they do. General Info First: I provide psychoanalytic (i.e. psychodynamic) supervision. If you make use of a non-psychoanalytic style …
Intro: Over the course of my teaching and academic career, I’ve worked in a variety of different settings. My early work as a teacher was with “at-risk” teenagers who had been sent to therapeutic day schools and/or inpatient settings. These were students who frequently did not have much interest in education. Currently, I’m a professor …
My academic work (teaching, writing, researching, thinking) takes place at the intersection of psychoanalysis, critical theory, and social justice. The dominant influences on my work have been Freud, Jacques Lacan—concerning psychoanalysis; Giorgio Agamben, and Judith Butler—with critical theory; Jacques Derrida, and John D. Caputo—in relation to social justice. I’m currently an assistant professor at the …
Currently, due to my academic work, my therapeutic practice is very small. However, I will work with individuals who are interested in doing conducting psychoanalytic work remotely (i.e. screen-mediated psychoanalysis conducted via the internet. Request Appointment
In addition to my academic work and individual psychoanalytic psychotherapy, I also provide couples therapy. Like the individual psychotherapy I provide, the couples’ work I engage in is very particular, and it works very well for some (but not all!) couples. The work I do is centered on the idea that both halves of a …
About psychoanalytic psychotherapy I’ve constructed this text because of the most common sorts of questions I get. I hope that you find something informative and useful as you read it. I provide “slow” therapy,” not “fast therapy.” The way I explain this is to compare therapy to food. There is “fast food” that is available …
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