HomeDan Keusal, M.S., LMFT
Jungian Psychotherapy for Individuals & Couples
Find Your Purpose, Heal Your Pain, Live With Passion
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Deschutes River,
Drake Park, Bend, OR.
Photo (c) 2007 by Dan Keusal.
"May what I do
flow from me like a river,
no forcing
and no holding back."
~Rilke
Welcome....
Whether you are struggling with a specific problem (anxiety, stress, grief, depression, marriage or relationship issues, questions about your work/job/career/vocation), or you simply have the sense that it's time for a change, I'll help you look at how that starting point is calling you to grow, and how you can respond to that call with creativity, vitality and hope.
To make an appointment, or if you have questions, please call me at 206-523-1340.
To learn more about my work as a psychotherapist, and how it might be of help to you, click here.
~Dan Keusal
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Hello. I'm Dan Keusal and I am a Jungian psychotherapist (also called a therapist or counselor) based in Seattle. Welcome.
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Coronavirus/COVID-19 Update:
We can all use help and support during this difficult time. I am continuing to offer services in ways that adapt to these new circumstances.
I have always seen therapy as providing clients with a safe container for their process. To keep that container safe, to continue to provide shelter and sanctuary during the coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic, I am, for the foreseeable future, conducting all sessions (psychotherapy and astrology) remotely, via phone or video.
If you are interested in psychotherapy or astrology, please call me at (206) 523-1340, or send an email, so we can discuss your options.
For now, do the best you can to stay healthy, stay safe, and stay physically distant, but socially and emotionally close and connected.
~Dan Keusal
