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Caleb A. Dodson Psychotherapy

236 W 27th St, 1003, New York, NY 10001

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Caleb A. Dodson Psychotherapy

I’m a psychotherapist in Chelsea, Manhattan, working with adults who carry more than they let others see. Many of the people I work with have longstanding patterns, have tried other therapists or approaches without much luck, and are still waiting for something to shift. They tend to be deeply invested in their lives and feel a lot. I see therapy as a real conversation between two people. Rather than focusing only on symptom relief or quick techniques, we pay close attention to what you’re actually living through: your feelings, your relationships, your history, and how you make sense of being alive. Over time, this tends to loosen old patterns and open up more freedom, vitality, and a steadier sense of yourself. Clients often describe the work as warm, genuine, clarifying, and at times refreshingly direct. My work is rooted in existential and relational psychotherapy, informed by contemporary psychoanalysis. I’ve trained formally in Existential Analysis and am currently in psychoanalytic training. In practice, that means less homework and fewer worksheets, and more attention to your here-and-now experience, including what happens between the two of us. Insight matters, but lasting change usually comes from having a new experience, not just understanding an old one.