William Sharp

William Sharp is a Teaching Professor in the Department of Psychology at Northeastern University's College of Science. He combines psychoanalytic research with clinical practice, operating a private therapy practice in Brookline Village specializing in group, family, and couples therapy. Dr. Sharp also consults with Boston-area schools and teachers to address emotional barriers to learning through psychoanalytic frameworks.

Research & Interests: His work bridges psychology with cultural analysis, particularly through film. He leads discussions on how movies like Lars and The Real Girl, Brokeback Mountain, and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind reflect human drives and psychological themes. His practice emphasizes experiential learning and real-world applications of psychoanalytic theory.

Contact: Email: w.sharp@northeastern.edu | Phone: 617.373.7707 | Office: 125 Nightingale Hall, Boston, MA 02115