Susan Warren Warshow specializes in an accelerated, highly effective emotion and somatic-focused, dynamic psychotherapy. Clients appreciate that depth work can be accomplished in a shortened period of time, thereby making it cost effective.  An extensive background of training and experience enables Ms. Warshow to customize therapy for the individual in a highly personalized way. Her approach is focused, actively engaged, caring and empathic.   The act of opening oneself to another takes consummate courage, and Ms. Warshow considers it a privilege to serve those who entrust her with their most personal concerns. 

Clients may suffer with relationship struggles, unrelenting anxiety and depression, fractured families, failed jobs, unrealized potential, uncontrolled anger, overeating, addictive patterns, and ailments with a psychosomatic base, such as migraine headaches and gastro-intestinal disorders. Emotional suffering that goes unresolved impoverishes one's life unnecessarily. Tracking the pathway of emotions and their accompanying physiological sensations, within a secure therapeutic relationship, often result in profound behavioral and psychological change. Emotions are encoded with great intelligence and can lead to deeply felt insight. When emotions are bypassed, dismissed or superficially experienced, people sometimes feel like rudderless ships that are adrift. The capacity to stay emotionally connected both to oneself and to significant others is vital to optimal functioning.

Overcoming one’s fears of intimacy and judgments of forbidden feelings is the true meaning of being at peace with oneself. Many have found Experiential Dynamic Therapy to be profoundly transformational (see “Client Comments”). One's personal narrative begins to make sense and becomes coherent.  Greater choice, clarity, and self-direction emerge, as well as the capacity for secure attachment with significant others. Parents no longer need to pass on maladaptive patterns to their children. It becomes possible to no longer be victimized by dysfunctional family, friendship and workplace relationships.  In follow-up interviews, clients state that benefits are long lasting and deeply satisfying.