Clinical Psychologist in San Francisco for Suffering Professionals

Are you struggling with depression and anxiety?  Are you concerned with your emotional development?  Are you looking for purpose in aging and death?

If you have enjoyed a life of professional success, facing such psychological challenges can be devastating to your self-image, your relationships, and your future fulfillment.

I specialize in helping health care providers, lawyers, scientists, academics, and other psychologists achieve meaningful life changes through private counseling. (For couples counseling, please contact the Gottman Institute.)

And I strive to assist you naturally, without medication as much as possible.

Give me a chance to help you find your path forward.

Seth Isaiah Rubin’s Practice has been recognized as one of the top San Francisco Psychology practices.
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I have known Dr. Seth Rubin for more than a decade and have always been impressed by his integrity, his commitment, and his intelligence in his work as a psychotherapy research investigator and as a dedicated Jungian psychoanalyst.

Robert S. Wallerstein, M.D., Emeritus Professor of Psychiatry UCSF Medical Center and Past President of the International Psychoanalytical Association

Why Choose Me as Your Psychologist?

I completed my doctoral work in psychology at Northwestern University, my internship in clinical psychology at the University of Pennsylvania, and my analytical training at the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich. At U. Penn. I also served on the faculty of the Medical School, supervising and teaching residents. I am formerly a professional member of the C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco, where I served as a member of the teaching faculty as well as Chair of the Research Committee among other appointments.

Because of my broad and deep experience I can successfully offer a variety of therapeutic tools to address your unique needs. And in most cases I am able to help wholly naturally, without resorting to medication.

Therapeutic Focus of My Clinical Psychology Practice