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Faced with the COVID-19 crisis, I am currently offering video/tele therapy. I am available to new patients and have a flexible schedule. 

 

 

Individual Psychotherapy for Adults and Adolescents

I provide weekly one-to-one sessions lasting 45-50 minutes with a focus on a set of goals collaboratively established at the onset of treatment. I use an integrative approach which means I combine several modalities depending on what feels right for each specific person. While grounded in interpersonal & relational psychodynamic theory I often supplement with supportive therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, mindfulness techniques, internal family systems, EMDR, and/or strengths-based methods. 

 

In order to accomodate client's schedules I offer sessions in my office, by phone, or via Skype/Facetime. 

 

 

Therapy for Adolescents

Adolescence is a stressful time in one's life. Pressures in school, changing body, parent's expectations, searching for identity, fitting in with friends... it can be enormously overwhelming. Therapy can provide a safe space where a teen can confidentially give voice to thoughts and feelings he or she may not feel comfortable expressing with friends or family members.

Following are a few of the problem areas I have helped teens with:

•depressive and/or anxious symptoms 

•social pressures

•self-esteem issues

•eating disorders

•self-injurious behaviors (cutting, burning, etc)

•changes in family / living situation

•school pressures

•parent-child relationships

 

Therapy for Adults

Whether you are in the midst of a crisis or simply want to understand what makes you tick, I offer a safe, comfortable, confidential environment where you can explore the issues that are important to you.

Following are some of the problems areas that I typically treat in adults:

•depressive and/or anxious symptoms

•issues stemming from family-of-origin dysfunction

•interpersonal & relationship difficulties

•infertility

•low self-esteem 

•life transitions

•eating disorders

•divorce

•trauma

•parent-child relationships

 

 

 

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