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For fifteen years Jean Fitzpatrick has
helped people heal from pain, create more satisfying relationships, and nurture their natural creativity.
A New York State licensed psychoanalyst, Jean is a member of the American Association of Pastoral Counselors (AAPC)
and the National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis.
Jean's award-winning books and articles on family life and emotional and spiritual growth have appeared in many national magazines over the past twenty-five
years, including Parents, Working Mother, McCall's, and Family Circle. She has written
numerous books on parenting, and her work has been featured in USA Today, The Daily News, the Bergen Record,
and elsewhere. Jean is a columnist for Beliefnet.com, writing on everyday spirituality and family life. Click here to find her "Hearth & Soul" columns archived. She is also a columnist for
The Episcopal Cafe at www.episcopalcafe.com.
The process is a respectful, collaborative one that recognizes the whole person, body, mind and spirit.
Whether you are an individual, couple, or parent, I will work actively to help you discover new strengths and create
more fulfilling, joyful relationships. People tell me that in the midst of the busy week our sessions become a peaceful,
nurturing place to get in touch with their best self and find a new balance in life.
Starting therapy can be scary, but I will help you feel understood and accepted. If you are
dealing with difficult emotions such as anger, grief, or fear, I am comfortable with these and will provide a safe place for
you to experience, understand, and cope with them. If you are going through a life transition or have suffered a loss or disappointment,
I can help you find meaning, strength and hope. -- Jean Fitzpatrick
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At Brown University Jean received her A.B. with honors, was elected to Phi Beta Kappa, and earned her M.A.
After studying at the Maryknoll School of Theology, she completed psychoanalytic training at the Westchester Institute, where she is now a member of the faculty and supervising analyst. She is a moderator of the pastoral-counseling
list on the Internet, for professionals in the field.
Jean Fitzpatrick has given lectures, workshops, and seminar series to various groups in the New York metropolitan
area and around the United States, including St. Bart's in Manhattan, San Francisco's Grace Cathedral, All Souls
in Manhattan, University Unitarian Church in Seattle, First Parish Cambridge (MA), St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church
in Dallas, St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church in Ridgewood (NJ), All Saints' Episcopal Church in Briarcliff Manor, St. Mary
the Virgin in Chappaqua, the Ossining Children's Center's 50th annual meeting, the Unitarian Fellowship of Northern Westchester,
St. Luke's in Somers, St. John's Episcopal Church in North Salem, Scarborough Presbyterian Church, the Ethical Culture
Society of Northern Westchester, First Presbyterian Church of Yorktown, St. Joseph of Arimathea in Elmsford, Pelham Family
University, Huguenot Memorial Church in Pelham, St. John's in Larchmont, Hitchcock Presbyterian in Scarsdale, Community
Unitarian Church of White Plains, and Palisades Presbyterian Church.
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Worn down, hemmed in, stressed out?
Longing for something more?
Call (914) 941-6478 or
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N.Y. Licensed Psychoanalyst
Certified, National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis
Member, American Association of Pastoral Counselors
Individuals, Couples, Parent
coaching
Westchester County and New York City
914-941-6478
212-802-7333
Serving the online community as well as midtown Manhattan, 10016, 10022, 10017, Westchester Putnam Dutchess
and Fairfield counties, including Ossining Briarcliff Manor Croton-on-Hudson Yorktown Heights Sleepy Hollow Tarrytown Pleasantville
Pocantico Hills Chappaqua Millwood Mount Kisco Somers Katonah Mahopac Irvington Hastings-on-Hudson Yonkers and Valhalla.
Individual therapy, spiritual counseling, couples counseling, and parent coaching, as well as premarital
counseling and help with divorce, relationships and communication.
Copyright © 2005 Jean Fitzpatrick. All rights reserved.
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