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Psychologist
Psychoanalyst
Philip Lance’s work as a psychologist and psychoanalyst reflects the culmination of three distinct yet deeply interconnected careers. Before entering clinical practice, he served as an Episcopal priest and later founded a large nonprofit community development corporation experiences that continue to inform his dedication to spiritual, educational, and psychological human development.
He maintains a full-time private practice in West Hollywood, where he works with individuals while also mentoring pre-licensed associates and supervising clinical interns. His commitment to the field extends into
His academic and clinical interests focus on the intersection of psychoanalysis and critical theory, particularly sexuality studies, Lacanian thought, and queer theory. Trained at The Psychoanalytic Center of California, his doctoral work, Toward a Gay-Centered Liberation Psychology, reflects these longstanding interests. His research has been featured in Studies in Gender and Sexuality and the Harvard Gay & Lesbian Review.
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Psychologist
Psychoanalyst
Philip Lance’s work as a psychologist and psychoanalyst reflects the culmination of three distinct yet deeply interconnected careers. Before entering clinical practice, he served as an Episcopal priest and later founded a large nonprofit community development corporation experiences that continue to inform his dedication to spiritual, educational, and psychological human development.
He maintains a full-time private practice in West Hollywood, where he works with individuals while also mentoring pre-licensed associates and supervising clinical interns. His commitment to the field extends into
His academic and clinical interests focus on the intersection of psychoanalysis and critical theory, particularly sexuality studies, Lacanian thought, and queer theory. Trained at The Psychoanalytic Center of California, his doctoral work, Toward a Gay-Centered Liberation Psychology, reflects these longstanding interests. His research has been featured in Studies in Gender and Sexuality and the Harvard Gay & Lesbian Review.
Identity
Identity
Identity
Anxiety
Life Transitions
Psychologist
Psychoanalyst
Philip Lance’s work as a psychologist and psychoanalyst reflects the culmination of three distinct yet deeply interconnected careers. Before entering clinical practice, he served as an Episcopal priest and later founded a large nonprofit community development corporation experiences that continue to inform his dedication to spiritual, educational, and psychological human development.
He maintains a full-time private practice in West Hollywood, where he works with individuals while also mentoring pre-licensed associates and supervising clinical interns. His commitment to the field extends into
His academic and clinical interests focus on the intersection of psychoanalysis and critical theory, particularly sexuality studies, Lacanian thought, and queer theory. Trained at The Psychoanalytic Center of California, his doctoral work, Toward a Gay-Centered Liberation Psychology, reflects these longstanding interests. His research has been featured in Studies in Gender and Sexuality and the Harvard Gay & Lesbian Review.
Identity
Identity
Identity
Anxiety
Life Transitions
Psychologist
Psychoanalyst
Philip Lance’s work as a psychologist and psychoanalyst reflects the culmination of three distinct yet deeply interconnected careers. Before entering clinical practice, he served as an Episcopal priest and later founded a large nonprofit community development corporation experiences that continue to inform his dedication to spiritual, educational, and psychological human development.
He maintains a full-time private practice in West Hollywood, where he works with individuals while also mentoring pre-licensed associates and supervising clinical interns. His commitment to the field extends into
His academic and clinical interests focus on the intersection of psychoanalysis and critical theory, particularly sexuality studies, Lacanian thought, and queer theory. Trained at The Psychoanalytic Center of California, his doctoral work, Toward a Gay-Centered Liberation Psychology, reflects these longstanding interests. His research has been featured in Studies in Gender and Sexuality and the Harvard Gay & Lesbian Review.
Identity
Identity
Identity
Anxiety
Life Transitions