Psychiatrist and psychoanalyst

Education & training:

Undergraduate: Harvard College, 1960
Graduate School: Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis, 1986
Medical School: Columbia University College of Medicine, New York, MD, 1964
Psychiatry Residency: Michael Reese Hospital, 1968
Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, University of Illinois College of Medicine
Board certified in Psychiatry, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, 1972

Clinical interests:

Individual psychotherapy
Mood and Anxiety disorders
Psychoanalysis
Marital Therapy

Memberships/academic highlights:

Member, American Psychiatric Association
Member, Illinois Psychiatric Association
Member, Society for Psychotherapy Research
Member, Chicago Psychoanalytic Society

Interests & hobbies:

History of Literature
Sports fan
Traveling
Investing

Personal perspectives on teaching:

I believe that the survival of psychotherapy as a psychiatric competence is vital to the future of our field. Therefore, my teaching goal is to help residents gain a comprehension of and technical skill in the complexity of psychotherapy. Getting to know and working with a variety of talented young physicians enriches my professional life. In the teaching process, I invariably learn from them as well and clarify my own thinking.