As seen in the New York Times House & Home Section
Initial Intake examines the chairs and office surroundings of Manhattan-based psychotherapy professionals from the point of
For many, the role of the psychotherapist holds significant weight, and the importance given to him / her is one of profound
This work also stems from a life-long interest in psychology and my immediate family is made up of psychotherapists. This
view of their clients. From this vantage point I wish to reference the perceptions, associations, and responses to this very private
environment, and the work that takes place there.
influence in many of our lives. Viewers are encouraged to consider the inherent personality in each environment, and the place
of power it holds, quite literally, across from them, on a regular basis. I am particularly interested in the existence of a dyadic
relationship between practitioner and client, one not always considered in traditional modalities of treatment.
project grew out of the need to question the efficacy of my own treatment while engaged in a more traditional therapeutic
relationship, and the disappointment experienced during that relationship.
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Contact: saul@saulrobbins.com