What is Individuation?
In Jungian psychology, also called analytical psychology, individuation is the process in which the individual self develops out of an undifferentiated unconscious—seen as a developmental psychic process during which innate elements of personality, the components of...
Shadow Work: What It is, How to Do It, and Benefits
Shadow work is a type of Jungian therapy that helps you become aware of your unconscious thoughts and feelings. Carl Jung was a Swiss psychiatrist who founded Jungian psychology. He believed that we all have a shadow side, which is the part of ourselves that we try to...
What is Peter Pan Syndrome?
Peter Pan Syndrome was coined in 1983 by Dr. Dan Kiley, in his book, The Peter Pan Syndrome: Men Who have Never Grown Up. This “syndrome” is not a recognized disorder by the American Psychiatric Association in the DSM 5, but rather is a collection of symptoms...
Jungian Dream Analysis: Exploring the Unconscious Mind
Do you ever wonder what your dreams mean? Dreams can be puzzling and sometimes seem to make no sense at all. In this blog post, I will explore the world of dreams from a Jungian perspective. Dreamwork is a way of exploring the unconscious mind through dreams. Jungian...
Dr. Nathan Brandon, Psy.D.
As a licensed psychologist, I understand the importance of listening and working collaboratively, so you can overcome the challenges you face.
My work with adults and young adults over the years, combined with my own life experiences, has increased my respect, understanding, and empathy for people’s difficulties. My approach is direct, accepting, and non-judgmental.
I specialize in anxiety therapy and substance use treatment. Additionally, I’m passionate about empowering and helping LGBTQ+ individuals.