Treatment Modality

Psychodynamic Therapy

Understanding the past to free the present.

Psychodynamic therapy explores how unconscious patterns, early experiences, and relational dynamics shape current thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Unlike symptom-focused approaches, psychodynamic work addresses the underlying causes of distress — producing deep, lasting change rather than symptom relief alone.

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Session Details

Duration45–50 minutes per session
FormatIn-person or telehealth

Available At

Chelsea NYCMiami FLBozeman MT

The Process

What to expect.

1Exploration of early relationships and experiences
2Examination of recurring patterns
3Understanding defenses and how they developed
4Working through grief, loss, and trauma
5Developing insight into unconscious motivations
6Building a more authentic relationship with yourself

Is This Right For You?

Who benefits most.

People seeking deeper self-understanding, those with complex or long-standing difficulties, or anyone who has tried symptom-focused approaches without lasting results.

Understanding the past to free the present.

— Integrative Psych

Questions

Frequently asked.

How long does psychodynamic therapy take?+

Psychodynamic therapy is typically longer-term than CBT. Some patients work for 6–12 months, others for years. The depth of change tends to correspond with the duration of the work.

Is psychodynamic therapy evidence-based?+

Yes. Research consistently supports its effectiveness, particularly for complex depression, personality disorders, anxiety, and relationship difficulties.

Ready to start with Psychodynamic Therapy?

Our team is accepting new patients.

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