My analytic interests are broad.  Like many of my colleagues, I have a deep appreciation for the classical tradition of Jungian analysis, with its abiding interest in dreams and other activations of the unconscious.  At the same time, my original training in self psychology and psychoanalysis provided me with a strong developmental foundation that has focused my work more broadly than the customary Jungian emphasis on mid-life.  Indeed, I confess continuing fondness for contemporary psychoanalysis, and my years of teaching aspiring therapists at Loyola’s Institute of Pastoral Studies has provided me an appreciation for the Existential and Gestalt traditions.  (I even use a bit of the cognitive-behavioral therapies, especially ACT, from time to time.)