Verified OFFICE LOCATION(S)
- 11 Eilat Street apt. 8
- Jerusalem
- 91000
Nancy Schwartz LMSW
Clinical Social Worker
OFFICE LOCATION(S)
- 11 Eilat Street apt. 8
- Jerusalem
- 91000
- 0723971261
- EMAIL ME
- FREE CONSULTATION
- ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS
ABOUT
I've been in practice for over 15 years, and during this time, I've experience 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 combined a psychodynamic perspective with a trauma sensitive approach. In therapy I work along with my client to create plans and goals that will best serve your 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.
To schedule a consultation, feel free to contact me via phone or email.
Don't hesitate to be in touch.
QUALIFICATIONS
| Degree | Education | Year of Graduation |
|---|---|---|
| LMSW | New York University | 2007 |
Degree
LMSWEducation
New York UniversityYear of Graduation
2007Years in Practice
13
License No.:
078054 New York; Registered social worker in Israel - 29216
FINANCES
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Average cost per session
250-350 NIS
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Insurance
None
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Discounts Available
Sliding Scale
Student Discount
DISTANCE COUNSELING
Telephone Counseling, Online Therapy
BLOG POSTS
Embracing Your Fear
Eight years ago when I was diagnosed with Lyme disease I had a deep-seated fear of never walking again; that I would never be able to take long aimless walks like the days before.
Vulnerability Just Ahead
Is feeling vulnerable a good thing? Many of us see it as a sign of weakness, as we’re not being good enough!! We’re afraid of not being seen by others as the “perfect” mother/father, spouse, child, worker, etc.
PRIMARY SPECIALTIES
Anxiety / Panic
Depression
Self-Esteem
Stress Management
Trauma / Post Traumatic Stress Disorder PTSD
ADDITIONAL SPECIALITIES
Addictions
Adjustments
Family Issues
Grief
Mood Disorders
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Psychosomatic Disorders
Self-Harm / Suicide
Lone Soldiers suffering from PTSD
CLIENT FOCUS
Age
Adults
Couples
Men
Women
Geriatric
Languages
English
TREATMENT APPROACH
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Art Therapy
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Expressive Arts Therapy
Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT)
Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT)
Person-Centered Therapy (Rogerian Therapy)
Relational Psychotherapy
Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)
SERVICES OFFERED
Consultation
Couples Therapy
Group Therapy
Individual Therapy
PROUD PARTICIPANT
Therapist's Experience with Gap Year Students
I've worked with Gap year students for several years in Jerusalem. Addressing; Anxiety, Depression, Adjustment issues, and Social anxiety as well.
BLOG POSTS
Embracing Your Fear
Eight years ago when I was diagnosed with Lyme disease I had a deep-seated fear of never walking again; that I would never be able to take long aimless walks like the days before.
Vulnerability Just Ahead
Is feeling vulnerable a good thing? Many of us see it as a sign of weakness, as we’re not being good enough!! We’re afraid of not being seen by others as the “perfect” mother/father, spouse, child, worker, etc.
