Peter Jaegerman

I work with clients who feel that some aspect of their lives is stalled. It may involve their professional lives, relationships with family, friends or romantic partners, or a sense that life has more to offer. I don’t favor a single therapeutic approach, but I encourage work around strategies for change, deciphering personal narratives (past and present), and being open to one’s innate disposition — figuring out what makes you happy and why. Where appropriate, I provide an informed and secure environment for examining difficulties with alcohol or drug dependence. That commitment — an important part of my practice — is really part of examining relationships — those with friends, family, partners or substances. It includes the most important of all relationships — your relationship with yourself. Therapy should reveal options which are achievable. It should promote freedom from anger, fear and shame. It should aim high and deliver results.