Psychoanalytically informed psychotherapy for individuals and couples, supervision and consultation.
“A self is not something static, tied up in a pretty parcel… a self is always becoming.” -Madeleine L’Engle
While some struggles can be solved by functional, solutions oriented approaches, I specialize developing an open reflective space and a therapeutic relationship in which self discovery and inner growth can manifest. Less about the functional and directive, this is an emotive, aspirationally impactful approach, based in the long history of the depth/soul work psychotherapy and psychoanalysis have fostered.
My therapeutic philosophy is grounded in psychoanalysis; shaped by Interpersonal and British Object-Relations theory in dialogue with the larger field of psychology, philosophy and spiritual traditions.
I have worked at length with emotional disturbances such as anxiety and depression, psychotic symptoms, mental disorganization, relational concerns, and identity exploration related to race, religion, gender, sexual orientation and other social-cultural identities.
I offer superbills for self submission to insurance.
My fee for 50 minutes is $190.
206.267.0775 | eric@ericborgh.com
2915 E Madison St Ste 300 Seattle WA 98112
Training and Licenses
Masters in Counseling Psychology from the Seattle School of Theology and Psychology (2012)
Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Washington (LMHC: LH60598947)
Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor in Ohio (E.2404658)
Psychoanalytic Candidate at the Psychoanalytic Institute of Northern California (current)
Affiliations
Member of the Northwest Alliance for Psychoanalytic Study (current)
Board Member of the Center for Object Relations (current)
Teaching
Practicum I
Graduate Level Practicum | 2013-2016
The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology
British Object Relations II
Post Graduate Class | 2024-2025
The Center for Object Relations | Co-taught with Collin McFadden, PhD
A Baffled Mind: Wendell Berry, Wilfred Bion, and Working in the Caesura
Post Graduate Seminar Discussion | April 5th, 2025
Center for Object Relations | Terry Hanson, PhD, discussant
Disintegration Loops: Repetition, Silence and Primitive Communication
Conference Presentation | Oct 18th, 2025
International Evolving British Object Relations Conference | Ann Glasser, PhD, discussant
British Object Relations I (fourth section)
Post Graduate Class | Spring 2026
Center for Object Relations | Co-taught with Christine Hutchinson, PsyD