Alan Nathan

Alan Nathan, PsyD, is a compassionate psychologist dedicated to fostering recovery from painful childhood experiences and traumas. With over 16 years in private practice, he specializes in helping adolescents, young adults, and elders navigate complex issues related to educational and career achievement, relationship satisfaction, and identity/self-esteem. Alan's approach is rooted in understanding the unconscious patterns of thinking and feeling that contribute to emotional pain, empowering clients to achieve their life goals. He emphasizes the significance of cultural and racial identity, as well as the impact of oppressive societal forces such as racism and misogyny in his therapeutic work. Employing a variety of therapeutic modalities including relational psychodynamic therapy, trauma-focused techniques, and integrative approaches, Alan aids clients in harmonizing their mind, body, and interpersonal relationships. He also incorporates mindfulness and well-being practices into his sessions, ensuring a holistic path towards healing. With a rich background in teaching and supervising clinical psychology students, Alan exemplifies a deep commitment to the field, making his therapy practice a safe and nurturing space for all individuals seeking positive change.