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Austin Wilmot, MSW, LCSW is a psychoanalytically trained psychotherapist in private practice, working with children, adolescents, adults and couples.

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Psychoanalytic (psychodynamic) psychotherapy offers the confidential space for sustained self-exploration with particular depth and meaning. Together, we have the opportunity to explore, uncover, understand and re-work feelings and patterns that may be playing a central role in what brought you to therapy.

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Austin is author of Understanding the inner, emotional world of the child with congenital heart disease: perspectives for parents and healthcare professionals. He also has experience as a social worker for a major hospital system in St. Louis.

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He is also the creator of Psychoanalytic Music, an independent creative and educational project exploring emotional life through songs and accompanying reflections, with music available worldwide on Spotify and other streaming platforms. The collection considers themes such as love, limits, parenting, loss, and experiences of psychotherapy and psychoanalysis. Its online songbook connects the music with accessible explanations of psychoanalytic ideas, offering ways into the material for clinicians, parents and caregivers, and curious listeners.

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Academic & Clinical Training

• Schiele Clinic Graduate, 2017

  • St. Louis Psychoanalytic Institute

• Advanced Psychodynamic Psychotherapy (APP), 2016

  • St. Louis Psychoanalytic Institute

• M.S.W. in Mental Health, 2014

  • George Warren Brown School of Social Work, Washington University in St. Louis​

• B.A. in Biology with Research Distinction; minors in Psychology and Public Health, 2012

  • Washington University in St. Louis​

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