Understand the patterns.
Change what keeps repeating.
Michael Garber, LICSW10+ years in practice · Psychoanalytic candidate, WBCP
Psychodynamic and psychoanalytic psychotherapy in Washington, DC for anxiety, depression, shame, trauma, and relationship difficulties.
A brief, no-pressure conversation to see whether we’re a good fit.
Does any of this sound familiar?
You may be carrying more than the surface lets on.
A persistent sense of inadequacy or shame, a feeling that you’re somehow not enough
A low, flat mood, as if life has lost its color
Anxiety and tension that won’t switch off, even at rest
Working constantly, when part of you longs to feel lighter and more playful
Anger or irritation that seem to arrive from nowhere
The same difficulties surfacing in relationship after relationship
It’s possible not only to feel better, but to thrive.
With over a decade of practice in Washington, DC, I’ve found that lasting change rarely comes from managing symptoms alone. When we make room to understand where these patterns come from — slowly, honestly, and without judgment — they begin to loosen their hold.
With over a decade of experience working as a psychotherapist in Washington, DC, I can foster a space of careful listening, emotional honesty, and genuine reflection.
I provide psychodynamic and psychoanalytic psychotherapy in downtown Washington, DC, and am licensed in the District of Columbia and the Commonwealth of Virginia.
My work is grounded in contemporary psychoanalytic thought and shaped by ongoing advanced clinical training. I offer a setting that is both thoughtful and reliable, where complex or difficult experiences can be explored in depth.
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I completed my undergraduate education at the University of Notre Dame and my graduate training at Columbia University School of Social Work. I am a psychoanalytic candidate at the Washington Baltimore Center for Psychoanalysis.
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Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker in the District of Columbia and the Commonwealth of Virginia
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I offer psychoanalytic and psychodynamic psychotherapy for adults in Washington, DC, including downtown DC, Dupont Circle, Logan Circle, Georgetown, Capitol Hill, Arlington, Alexandria, McLean, and Northern Virginia.