Psychoanalysis after Freud and Lacan
in Berlin-Mitte

Maybe one or more of the following themes brought you here:

  • development in your professional career, change or re-orientation
  • interpersonal relations (couple, family and other)
  • mourning, separation, loss and loneliness
  • relationship to the body and to enjoyment

I provide a trusting environment where everything has a place – whatever is on your mind, what moves or drives you. 


Contact

Please feel free to contact me for a non-binding first appointment or if you have any questions. The best way to do this is by phone at 030 9485 9441 or by email. (Appointments at short notice are often possible as well.)

The Frame

Languages: German, English, French
The honorarium cannot be covered through health insurance. It is negotiable and to be paid at the end of each session.




Where I am located

U2 Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz
U8, M8 Rosenthaler Platz
S3,5,7,9 Alexanderplatz + Hackescher Markt

...  up to Freud, the whole
study of human affairs began to a greater or lesser extent from a concern about morality,
about ethics, in the sense that it is less a question of studying desire than here and now of
reducing and disciplining it. Now, it is with the effects of desire in a very broad sense, desire
is not one of the ancillary effects, the effects of desire, that we have to deal in psychoanalysis.

- Jacques Lacan, Seminar V: The Formations of the Unconscious, March 5, 1958 (translation by Cormac Gallagher).