About
Dr. Kull has been a psychotherapist, educator, and researcher committed to the health and well-being of LGBT+ people for nearly 25 years. Currently completing his psychoanalytic training at New York University’s Postdoctoral Program in Psychoanalysis, Dr. Kull has been engaged in ongoing learning, teaching, and practice in psychoanalytic theory throughout his career. With a grounding in traditions that focus on the ways that the self emerges from complex interactions with one’s caretakers, he also draws from more contemporary thinking about the ways that the social environment shapes our sense of self and other. Dr. Kull received an MSW from Columbia University and doctorate from New York University, and has addressed numerous issues with his patients in private practice—including sexual and gender identity, relationship problems, self-esteem, substance use and abuse, and trauma. Currently he is conducting a study on despair and suicidality among adult gay men. As a gay man living in NYC since 1992, Dr Kull personally and professionally experienced unprecedented acceptance of LGBTQ+ people nationwide and the continued challenges facing queer people despite this significant progress. His intimtate knowledge of the importance of being connected and understood informs his work with clients of all backgrounds.
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| Qualifications: | NYU |
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| Academic Suffixes: | LCSW, PhD |
| Expertise: | Addiction, Alcohol Use, Anxiety, Body Positivity, Coping Skills, Depression, Other, Life Transitions, Men |
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