Ari Robkin

I work with most common psychological concerns, but I do so within the larger context of understanding that we’re always – in one form or another – seeking deeper aspects of our true self. What I’m calling our “true self” isn’t one thing in particular, but is comprised of many qualities, and all of them are equally valuable. Some of us really want intimacy and love, while others need to prioritize personal accomplishment of a specific kind. Perhaps we desire a sense of deep security, or peace, while another individual may be seeking clarity and understanding about their situation. So I’m wondering: what are you seeking? No one quality is more valuable than another, because they are all essential needs. But some attain greater significance than others at a given time. We can move more quickly and effectively in the direction we need to go in if we can get precise about our situation in this way. Next, we can powerfully identify whatever obstacles are standing in the way. Any of the chal