"Psychoanalysis is a more intensive form of psychotherapy, usually with more frequent meetings and possibly lasting for a longer period of time. There is no rule regarding how long any therapy should last, and goals may shift during the course of treatment such that therapy is extended. Psychoanalysis is a depth psychology sought by those with a profound need or desire to know their deepest selves. It sometimes evolves from psychotherapy.
Psychoanalysis has evolved over time into a range of approaches. As a psychoanalyst working today my style can be described as "relational" or "intersubjective." However, I appreciate many thinkers and writers in the field and do not adhere to a single ideology or school of thought."
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