Jean Fitzpatrick, L.P., New York Individual and Couples Therapy

Clinical Supervision and Training Analysis

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For candidates in NAAP member institutes 
Develop your skills, discover your strengths, build your practice. 

Jean Fitzpatrick

A helpful supervisor is a good listener, committed to helping you develop your unique voice as you work with patients.  Effective supervision offers an extra set of eyes to help you recognize what the patient is communicating and use your skills and intuition  to be as helpful as possible.  In a respectful, collegial setting with an experienced supervisor you can learn to better understand diagnosis, transference and countertransference and to develop empathy for and insight into the patient's struggles and growth. 

Supervision is an opportunity to develop your unique identity as a therapist, to build on your strengths and to clarify your professional approach and ethics so that you grow into the best therapist you can be. 

Finally, it's a chance to create a healthy balance between work and personal life and to gain the skills to reach your professional goals.

Many experienced practitioners regard the training analysis as a sometimes challenging but invaluable aspect of their work as a psychoanalytic candidate; it is a hallmark of our profession.  Your training analysis is an opportunity to explore your life experiences, to find meaning and heal from hurt, and to increase your empathy for patients who seek psychotherapy and psychoanalysis.   It also offers a setting where you can find support and perspective as you consider the challenges of your years of training in light of your personal journey. 

Jean Fitzpatrick is a NAAP-certified analyst (NCPsyA) and a N.Y.S. licensed psychoanalyst.  Contact Jean to ask questions or make an appointment to talk about your supervision goals and how Jean may be helpful to you. 
Offices conveniently located in midtown Manhattan and Westchester County.

Call Jean at 646-801-8550 or email jean@therapistnyc.com to ask questions or schedule a consultation.

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N.Y. Licensed Psychoanalyst
Member, American Association of Pastoral Counselors
Individual and Couple/Marriage Counseling
midtown Manhattan and Westchester County
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646.801.8550
914.941.6478 

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Serving the online community as well as Westchester Putnam Dutchess and Fairfield counties, including Ossining Briarcliff Manor Croton-on-Hudson Yorktown Heights Sleepy Hollow Tarrytown Pleasantville Pocantico Hills Chappaqua Millwood Mount Kisco Somers Katonah Mahopac Irvington Hastings-on-Hudson Yonkers Hawthorne Thornwood Peekskill Bedford Hills Bedford and Valhalla.  Midtown Manhattan, Grand Central, Park Avenue, Murray Hill, East Side, Flatiron, Upper West Side, Upper East Side, East Village, Gramercy, theater district, midtown south, midtown east, north of Madison Square Park, NoMad.  Experienced, active help to build a fulfilling life and relationships.  Individual therapy,  couples counseling,  parent coaching, premarital counseling, marriage counselor, marriage counselor NY, therapist, therapist NY, support through divorce and transitions, prebaby counseling, postpartum counseling, marriage counselor 10016, marriage counselor 10017, marriage counselor 10022, marriage counselor 10010, marriage counselor 10007.

 
 

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