Eugene Pogany

Eugene Pogany, PhD, is a compassionate psychologist dedicated to helping adults and elders navigate their emotional challenges. With over thirty years of experience in psychotherapy, he brings a profound understanding of how old wounds from hurt, loss, and trauma influence the present. Eugene's expertise lies in addressing life stressors such as marriage, divorce, parenting, vocation, and loss, recognizing how these factors can evoke unresolved turmoil related to the various stages of life, including young adulthood, midlife, and senescence. His therapeutic training encompasses psychodynamic, family systems, and EMDR approaches, allowing him to engage attentively and actively with clients. Through his use of EMDR, Eugene has aided individuals experiencing traumatic grief, guiding them through the complexities of the mourning process. Clients have reported finding a deep sense of peace and resolution, facilitating their journey toward healing. Grounded in a legacy shaped by the suffering of the Holocaust, Eugene believes in the transformative power of compassion and human connection, the potential for healing from trauma and loss, and the miraculous possibilities that can emerge in the therapeutic relationship.