Howard Kahn is a Clinical Psychologist providing individual, group, and family psychotherapy, communicative skills, and compassion. He is an Assistant Clinical Professor in the Child Study Center of Yale University, where he teaches a graduate seminar in Family Therapy for the Psychiatry, Psychology and Social Work Residents and Fellows . He has also also co-taught a graduate seminar in Family Therapy and Cultural Diversity. He was President of the Gesell Institute of Human Development in New Haven, Connecticut for 12 years. His work has been shaped by his interest in psychotherapy as a philosophy of life as well as a process for healing. He is willing and eager to talk to students about psychology, music, literature, art, and the good life. He likes to listen to people’s stories, aspirations, hopes and dreams. He loves humor of all kinds, especially printed cartoons, and he spends a lot of the summer kayaking around Long Island Sound.
