Supervision
I currently provide supervision through the New School for Existential Psychoanalysis, Free Association Clinic, Berkeley Therapy Institute, and occasionally other clinics, to both pre- and post-licensure clinicians. Supervision is available at any stage of training, either to help accrue hours toward licensure or to deepen a particular approach to clinical work. My supervision, like my other clinical work, is informed by the integration of existential philosophy and psychoanalysis.
Supervisees
Jerzy Kaufmann, PhD — Registered Psychological Associate #94029045
Graduate training at the New School for Social Research, focused on individual psychotherapy with adults across outpatient, community, and university counseling settings. Jerzy's work is collaborative and interactive, integrating relational psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, and emotion-focused perspectives to help clients deepen self-understanding and feel more authentic in their relationships.
Phone: (415) 632-3250 · Email: jerzykaufmann@freeassociationclinic.com · Psychology Today
Alexandra Tsitsiringos, AMFT #156580
Interactive, collaborative therapy that puts words to experience. Works most frequently with people wanting to improve relationships, navigating life transitions or identity development, or dealing with painful emotional experiences they've struggled to resolve alone.
Phone: (415) 632-3250 · Email: alexandratsitsiringos@freeassociationclinic.com
Kathleen Hawkins, PhD — Registered Psychological Associate #94029353
Graduate training at Palo Alto University, providing individual, group, and family therapy across outpatient, community, school, and hospital settings. Integrates psychodynamic, gestalt, and dialectical-behavioral modalities. Particular experience with ADHD, autism, psychosis, schizophrenia spectrum disorders, and personality disorders.
Phone: (415) 632-3250 · Email: kathleenhawkins@freeassociationclinic.com
Tyler Gamlen, PhD
Pre-doctoral intern at the Free Association Clinic. Supports adults aged 18–65 navigating depression, anxiety, adjustment issues, trauma, and existential crises. Draws from psychodynamic, existential, relational, narrative, and constructivist traditions. Also serves as Director of Operations at The Corps of Depth Healers and Founding Chapter & Clinical Director for the Nevada chapter of A Home Within.
Phone: (415) 632-3250
Leah Carranza Iracleous, PhD — Postdoctoral Psychological Associate #PSB 94028788
PhD in clinical psychology with an emphasis in depth psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute. Integrates psychodynamic, ISTDP, CBT, and trauma-informed approaches. Clinical interests include couples and infidelity, sexuality, life transitions, trauma, anxiety, and integration of psychedelic experiences. Offers virtual therapy throughout California.
Phone: (415) 632-3250