Graham Borgman

I base my practice in the depth psychological tradition. What this means for your therapy is that I will accompany you in your effort to discover meaning or purpose in the face of feelings of disorientation or hopelessness. Your body and mind constitute an original and resilient Self, and we will base your therapy on its resources. Whether it is an unexpected sense of emptiness, loneliness, or overwhelming life circumstances, the problems which bring you to therapy can become opportunities to work toward re-integrating your unique sense of Self and to alter problematic life patterns. People are often wounded in relationship, and paradoxically it is through relationship that those wounds can be tended to. I have training in a number of specific interventions that can be utilized for certain issues, but relying on tools is no substitute for a genuine relationship between human beings. In our work together your safety and wellbeing are my primary focus and I will treat you with dignity, r