Dolan Power

Dr. Dolan Power is an esteemed psychoanalyst and clinical social worker with 25 years of experience in providing consultation, psychotherapy, and psychoanalysis. Specializing in adults who face relationship difficulties or navigate significant life transitions—such as graduating from school or professional training, entering marriage, parenting, or addressing mid-life concerns—he offers invaluable support. Dr. Power is dedicated to helping individuals who, despite achieving significant milestones, may still grapple with unhappiness, loneliness, anxiety, or a sense of meaninglessness. He provides a reliable and nurturing environment that encourages the exploration of personal challenges, fostering meaningful change and enhanced life satisfaction.

In addition to his general practice, Dr. Power has made significant contributions to the field through published works and presentations on enhancing emotional growth, leading to deeper connections with oneself and others. He has been recognized by his peers, receiving the prestigious 2011 Francis Tustin Memorial Prize for his impactful work. His roles include Supervisor at the Program For Psychotherapy at Cambridge Health Alliance and Associate in Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School. Furthermore, he has served as Past President, Supervisor, and Faculty member at the Massachusetts Institute for Psychoanalysis. As a founding member of the Boston Group for Psychoanalytic Studies, he contributes to workshops and seminars that enrich the clinical process for seasoned clinicians.