Kathleen Bar-Tur

336 CENTRAL PARK WEST
New York, New York 10025
United States
Office Phone: 917-299-4021
Member since 2007
Membership Type: IACP

Profession(s)

Mental Health Professional, Mediator

Kathleen Bar-Tur, LCSW, FIPA is a Psychoanalyst with many years of experience in working with men, woman, and couples in the divorce process. As a Mediator, Mental Health Professional and Divorce Coach, Kathleen is uniquely suited to help people navigate the complex dynamics involved in pre and post Separation & Divorce situations. Kathleen is also the Director of the IPTAR Clinical Center where she is in charge of administration of services by over 85 therapists to more than 180 patients. She has a private practice on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.

Area(s) of Practice: Collaborative Divorce Coach, Mediator
License(s): Psychoanalyst ~Licensed Clinical Social Worker ~

Professional Activities

Co-Director, IPTAR Clinical Center, New York City, ~Member: International Psychoanalytical Association, ~ Institute of Psychoanalytic Training and Research, ~New York Family and Divorce Mediation Council of Greater New York, ~Center for Mediation in Law, ~New York Associaiton

Undergraduate Education

Princeton University, Magna Cum Laude, B.A.

Postgraduate Education

Columbia University, School of Social Work, M.S.S.W

Professional Education

Institute of Psychoanalytic Training and Research, Certificate in Psychoanalysis
Center for Mediation in Law, Certificate in Intensive Mediation Training
IACP, Interdisciplinary Training

Comments

I am a Collaborative Divorce Coach and Mediator. I work as a consultant to couples seeking to learn more about the divorce processes available to them. On a Collaborative Team, I participate as a coach to one or both of the divorcing parties. As a coach I help my clients prepare for the Collaborative process and manage the complex emotions that arise in them during the divorce. My goal is not to become my clients therapist. I work with my clients to help them discover the best possible solutions for their particular marital problems and to form a post-divorce plan that will best satisfy the needs of their family members under their current circumstances.