Juliette Grantham

Through depth therapy, I create space for self-discovery, emotional processing, and deepening insight to facilitate healing that goes beyond coping. Psychoanalytic work is unique in the way it illuminates unconscious patterns, inner conflicts, and the effect of life experiences on your sense of self, perspective, and ways of being.

Central to my approach is free association, which is speaking freely of whatever comes to mind. While this demands considerable courage and vulnerability, many come to find it exceptionally freeing, enjoyable, and even exciting, as they happen upon new or cast-off aspects of self, unexpected shifts in perspective, and a deeper comfort in being as they are.

calming and able to point out connections they had not noticed. I listen closely to my clients with deep care and genuine curiosity. First and foremost, I aim to build a reflective, collaborative space grounded in trust, respect, curiosity, and openness where you can feel comfortable to speak freely of your experiences, feelings, and thoughts on any topic.

are navigating experiences that have disrupted their sense of self, purpose, meaning, direction, or worldview—such as grief or loss, trauma, life transitions, divorce or separation, infidelity, parenthood, meditative experiences, and existential, spiritual, or religious questions or crises. I also specialize in relationship issues and sexual abuse.

Although my therapeutic work is grounded in psychodynamic talk therapy and psychoanalysis, I also have extensive training in meditation, breathwork, yoga, and related philosophies that informs my holistic perspective and trauma-informed approach. I earned my bachelor’s degree at Yale University and master's degree at the Institute for Clinical Social Work.