Timothy Lyons is a Jungian psychotherapist practicing in Capitol Hill, Washington D.C., and Takoma Park Maryland. With over 25 years of experience, Tim combines Jung’s depth psychology, alchemical symbolism, and Eastern thought with concepts from integrative medicine. His aim is to uncover the underlying causes of both mental and physical distress, as well as enhance the healing potential of creativity, imagination, and dreams. Tim’s professional background includes postgraduate studies at the Philadelphia Jung Institute and research into infant observation and art therapy. Tim’s therapeutic approach is enriched by his exploration of Tibetan Buddhism, Taoism, and yoga philosophies. He completed teacher training in Trul Khor, a form of Tibetan yoga. Beyond his psychotherapy practice, he has worked as an architect and editor and has contributed articles to the Washington Post. He has shared his insights lecturing for such organizations as the Jung Society of Washington and the Smithsonian Institution.
“A wrong functioning of the psyche can do much to injure the body, just as conversely a bodily illness can affect the psyche; for psyche and body are not separate entities but one and the same life.”
-C. G. Jung
Timothy Lyons 