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About the Therapist
I've been in practice for 17 years, and during this time, I've experienced my clients make profound changes in their lives. I'm a licensed therapist that offers guidance by helping individuals navigate and heal from PTSD, trauma, loss, depression, anxiety, and life transitions. I aim to establish a safe, trusting relationship with my clients in a warm and caring environment. My method is an integrative approach which combines many therapeutic modalities to assist my client on a healthier path. I tend to combine a psychodynamic perspective with a trauma sensitive approach. In therapy I work along with my clients to create plans and goals that will best serve their needs. Within my practice, its important for me to be client-centered and believe that you are the expert of your experience. I will work together with you to bring down those defenses and assist to build effective coping strategies to help you to find your healthiest and most empowered version of self.
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Qualifications
Degree
Education
Year of Graduation
LMSW
New York University
2007
Years in Practice
19
Licensed in Israel
License / Registration
Number / Category
Registered Social Worker in Israel
29216
Licensed Abroad
License Category
License Number / State
Clinical Social Worker
078054 New York
Verified by The Israel Association of Mental Health Professionals
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