John Rathauser
Psychologist

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In 1994, John Rathauser, Ph.D. began his training with Habib Davanloo, M.D,, who pioneered Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy. Dr. Davanloo's annual training on this method consisted of three to five training blocks, one of which was dedicated to technical and metapsychological aspects of the therapy, the rest focused on intensive clinical training. After eight years of participation in the Dr. Davanloo's Montreal-based core-training group, John Rathauser continues to attend Dr. Davanloo's annual week long seminars. At his own private practice in New Jersey, John Rathauser specializes in the use of Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy with older adolescents and adults.[more]>

In 1994, John Rathauser, Ph.D. began his training with Habib Davanloo, M.D,, who pioneered Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy. Dr. Davanloo's annual training on this method consisted of three to five training blocks, one of which was dedicated to technical and metapsychological aspects of the therapy, the rest focused on intensive clinical training. After eight years of participation in the Dr. Davanloo's Montreal-based core-training group, John Rathauser continues to attend Dr. Davanloo's annual week long seminars. At his own private practice in New Jersey, John Rathauser specializes in the use of Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy with older adolescents and adults.

Following his graduate school training, where he completed a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Clinical Psychology from the California School of Professional Psychology - Los Angeles, John Rathauser received certifications in Child Psychiatry and Child Guidance, and Analytic Group Therapy, at New York's Postgraduate Center for Mental Health. John Rathauser was also certified by The Institute for Relationship Therapy in Imago Therapy, a form of marriage therapy developed by Harville Hendrix, Ph.D. . At his private practice in Kendall Park, N.J. , John Rathauser continues to devote most of his time to working with individual's using Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy, as well as working with couples.

During his graduate school training, John Rathauser gained experience at the Pasadena Guidance Center, working with an outpatient population consisting largely of a chronic mentally ill population. Supervision was with Clyde Congdon, Ph.D. and Richard Merrill, M.D. In addition to using psychotherapy in both individual and group formats, John Rathauser gained experience in conducting diagnostic psychological assessments. [less]