We write on inner life meeting culture and history in the therapy room, and how these forces shape relationships.

As a group of psychotherapists, we work at the confluence of inner life, culture, and history, examining how these dimensions inform experience and relationship within the therapeutic encounter. Our writing, published in peer-reviewed and professional journals, bridges theory and practice—bringing clinical depth to contemporary questions of meaning and care. Individually and collaboratively, we have written on the treatment of self-harm in outpatient settings, early states of mind in analytic work, and the use of dreams when experience feels fragmented.