About Clemens Loew
Dr. Clemens Loew has a long standing interest in helping people deal with their anxiety, depression and relationship issues including professional concerns and frustrations that affect work performance and success. He works with individuals, couples (pre and post marriage), and groups, with offices in New York City and Englewood, New Jersey. He is formally trained in psychoanalysis, the supervisory process and group therapy, with over 25 years in private practice conducting psychotherapy and psychoanalysis, along with teaching, supervising and writing.
An important aspect of his approach is to help people find their own voice, clarify and develop a better sense of themselves and understand the obstacles to their natural healing process.
Dr. Loew is Co-founder, Board Director and Faculty Member of the National Institute for the Psychotherapies, and a Faculty Member at the Stephen A. Mitchell Center for Relational Psychoanalysis in New York City.
Dr. Loew has conducted a variety of workshops and lectures and written several books and articles, and is the editor of Private Lives in Psychoanalytic Perspectives: Journal of Integration and Innovation.
Among his most important publications is Dream Interpretation: A Comparative Study, Revised Edition, co-authored with James Fosshage, Ph.D. He is currently preparing a new edition of this popular book.