Scott Tommey

Scott Tommey is a seasoned psychologist with a PhD and a wealth of experience in addressing relationship issues, parenting challenges, and childhood difficulties. With a focus on psychoanalytic therapy, he works with children, adolescents, and adults confronting a variety of concerns, such as struggles with intimacy, emotional expression, feelings of loneliness, and self-destructive behaviors. Understanding that children and adolescents may struggle to articulate their emotional experiences, Scott recognizes that these difficulties often manifest through behavior, including defiance and academic challenges. For adults, he provides individual and couples therapy in a safe, nonjudgmental environment. His expertise in contemporary psychoanalytic methods has proven to be profoundly effective in fostering real and lasting change. Scott emphasizes the importance of frequent sessions for accelerated progress and enriches his practice with insights from his post-doctoral fellowship at Reiss-Davis Child Study Center, completed in 1989. As a fully trained psychoanalyst through the New Center for Psychoanalysis, he is dedicated to a lifelong journey of professional development and is currently involved in teaching, ensuring a continual exchange of knowledge in the field.