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I offer an initial telephone consultation at no charge. You can find out more about the psychoanalytic process and get a sense of who I am.  In our conversation we can determine what could be helpful.  

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    My view of the psychoanalytic process encompasses the developmental nature of our life - of our present and past experiences. Through our communication, we work toward the discovery of one’s independence, creativity, and individuality - that is, becoming a person. 

ABOUT

ABOUT ME:

I qualified in psychoanalysis with Anna Freud and her colleagues at the Hampstead Clinic in London (Now The Anna Freud Centre)

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Qualifications: 

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Psychoanalytic Qualification

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The Anna Freud Centre - London

      (Member Institution of British Psychoanalytic Council)

 

Association of Child Psychotherapists - MACP

    (Under Professional Standards Authority - PSA)

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Association of Child Psychoanalysis - International

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University of Michigan - Master of Arts

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DePaul University College of Law - Juris Doctor 

  • 30+ years of experience with adults, children, and adolescents

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  • Parent guidance

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  • Teaching and supervising faculty for College of Medicine, University of Arizona, Department of Psychiatry​

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  • Teaching at the British Association of Psychotherapists and the Colorado Center for Psychoanalytic Studies

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  • Consultation to Tohono O'odham Nation (Mental Health Services) and Tucson Centers for Women and Children (Domestic Violence)

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  • Co-founded the Southwest Center for Psychoanalytic Studies (Arizona) 

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  • Adjunct Teaching Faculty at the St. Louis Psychoanalytic Institute​

In the therapeutic consultation...the client begins to feel that understanding may perhaps be available and that communication at a deep level may become possible. Winnicott 1971

CONTACT

Contact Information 

480-779-9202

8700 E Vista Bonita Dr

Suite 116

Scottsdale, AZ 85255

rudyoldeschulte@gmail.com

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A sign of health in the mind is the ability of one individual to enter imaginatively and accurately into the thoughts and feelings and hopes and fears of another person; also to allow the other person to do the same to us…when we are face to face with a man, woman, or child in our specialty, we are reduced to two human beings in equal status.

D.W. Winnicott (1970)

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