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Dr Jerome Kosseff, Ph. D.

Dr Kosseff received his postgraduate training at he University of Chicago, the William Alanson White Institute, and the Postgraduate Center for Mental Health.

He is an adjunct full professor, teaching clinical psychology, and psychoanalytic theory and practice for many years at TC, Columbia University.

Also, he is a senior supervisor, faculty member and training analyst in the Individual and Adult Psychoanalytic Department, Postgraduate Center for Mental Health, again for many years.

He has written numerous professional journal articles and chapters in professional books, and edited some journals as well.

His special focus is on the whole range of adult problems, working individually, with groups, and with couples; we worked with trauma during WW1, and at Ground Zero.

His therapeutic policy is from Ralf Waldo Emerson: “To laugh often and love much; to win respect of persons and the affection of children…to know that even one life has breathed because you have lived…this is to have succeed.”