Dr. Harry Lewis

Dr. Harry Lewis is an orgonmist in private practice in New York City for the last 30 years and is co-founder with Dr. Daniel Schiff of The Institute for the Study of the Work of Wilhelm Reich. The ISWR runs many conferences and training seminars in the northeast and in the northwest.  He has been on the faculty of The New School University for the last 35 years. He was a close associate of Dr. Victory Sobey and  Dr. Michael Rothenberg, both associates of Dr. Reich. He is a full member of the IOS.

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