William Ventimiglia

William Ventimiglia, DMin, is a highly regarded licensed clinician and faculty member at the C.G. Jung Institute of Boston. With extensive experience in private practice, he specializes in assisting adults and the elderly dealing with depression, anxiety, emotional and sexual trauma, and relationship challenges. His therapeutic approach is known for its careful listening and support, helping clients discover their inherent strengths and resilience. Those who work with William appreciate his caring, non-judgmental, and pragmatic demeanor, which fosters a therapeutic environment conducive to personal growth. He focuses not only on alleviating immediate suffering but also on addressing deeper, long-term issues that impact quality of life. William’s psychotherapy and couples counseling techniques are tailored to meet each individual's or couple’s needs. With a doctorate in ministry, he recognizes the vital role spirituality plays in the human experience. As a seasoned Jungian analyst, he expertly integrates emotional trauma knowledge, dream interpretation, and empathic attunement to enrich the therapeutic process. Additionally, he has contributed as an adjunct faculty member at Andover Newton Theological School and is an active member of the Training Board at the C.G. Jung Institute of Boston. William takes particular joy in working with students, artists, healthcare practitioners, psychologists, and anyone seeking greater self-understanding, self-acceptance, and connection with others.