My approach is psychoanalytically informed and rests on a belief in speech’s ability to give voice to one’s unconscious. Day-to-day life often leaves no room for this type of language. Therapy gives patients the time and space to listen to, and find words for, this unconscious voice. Symptoms, dreams, and even the familiar expressions one uses without thinking, are encoded messages from the unconscious. In this sense, therapy works to hear what was previously unspeakable.