Joseph Lee, an experienced Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holds an MSW and LCSW credential, specializing in Jungian Analysis—a profound psychotherapeutic method aimed at exploring self-understanding and addressing the complex challenges life presents. His practice focuses on the needs and potential of each individual within a framework of deeper meaning, addressing topics such as relationships, work, stress, trauma, grief and loss, addiction, abuse, and self-knowledge. Joseph emphasizes the symbolic language of dreams and archetypes, supporting clients on their journey toward wholeness through a process known as individuation. He conducts sessions in a confidential one-on-one office setting or through teletherapy within Virginia, typically lasting 60 minutes and occurring once or twice a week. With a background in supporting active duty military personnel and veterans, Joseph is particularly attuned to the confidential and unique challenges faced by those who have served. His specialization extends to men's issues, encompassing anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, and coping with loss. Joseph also employs clinical dream interpretation, imaginal work, and expressive arts to unlock deeper insights and foster personal growth. For further insights into his work, Joseph invites you to explore the This Jungian Life podcast.