Psychoanalysis

If you are suffering from depression or anxiety, please search no more… I strive to help you to find your happiness and peace. I offer unique techniques that blended with arts and technology. I have a great understanding of diverse cultures, religions and family dynamics. Whether you are dealing with depression, anxiety or need help with your academic, career or business choices, I am here for you. I have a master degree in Forensic Psychology and a master degree in International Business. I am about to graduate from another master degree in Mental Health Counseling. I practice client centered approach which offers you a gentle, welcoming and a safe place to explore your goals. I believe everybody in life deserves to live happily. I also empower my clients for better academic and business choices. Call me or email me for a free consultation. elifangel@raynorconsulting.net

I provide individual, couples, and family psychotherapy. I’m committed to providing the kind of therapy I would want for someone I love.

I offer both non-traditional and traditional counseling methods for adults, adolescents, children, and families.

I am an empathic human being and a highly trained Certified Psychoanalyst, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, and Credentialed Alcoholism Counselor.  I help others manage and resolve difficulties of the heart — love, loss and work during significant life changes; for example, career change, death/illness in family, divorce, early “recovery,” relapse with addiction(s), criminal arrests, loss of work, etc.   I am committed to providing high-quality professional assessment and counseling/psychotherapy to people who have not accessed or have had prior unsatisfactory experiences with psychotherapy.  I am also committed to travel the lengthy road of psychoanalysis with people who want to take this voyage. A second arm of my private practice is “Second Opinions”:  Some consumers are in a “stalemate” in their present “therapy”– where there is a serious impasse and “work” is forfeited.   I consult with individuals who can no longer productively work in their current therapy, oftentimes beginning to resolve major impasses.  On occasion, the individual’s therapist volunteers to be part of this process.   In some cases, fruitful work is resumed.  In other instances, a decision to leave the current therapy ensues. My interest in psychotherapy is borne by helping clients learn about themselves in seeing things differently—not changing their world, but having new eyes. By engaging […]