Karen
Marisak, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist and psychoanalyst who has been in
private practice for over 35 years. She
is a graduate, faculty member, and supervising analyst at the William
Alanson White Institute. She is past
president of the William Alanson White Psychoanalytic Society, Special Adjunct
Clinical Supervisor at Dr.
Marisak maintains a diverse practice, working with individuals and
couples. She provides therapy for a variety
of problems in living, including anxiety, depression, relationship
difficulties, and work problems. She has
long experience working with people dealing with loss, adjustment to change and
transitions, health concerns, and difficult or traumatic histories. She works with individuals whose styles of
interaction have interfered with their achievement or their happiness and where
the goal of therapy is improved self-understanding for the purpose of making
more positive and better-informed choices. She
supervises the work of other professionals and teaches graduate students and
psychoanalytic candidates. Education: The William Alanson White Institute
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