Licensed to practice in Florida and accepts 9 insurances. Specializes in Anxiety, Depression, Grief and 10 more.
(she/her)
New to Grow
Hello, my name is Anat Lieberman. I have been an LCSW since 1995 in the State of Florida. I have worked with elderly clients in a psychiatric unit, dialysis patients with other co-morbidities, holocaust survivors and their families, and people from many walks of life at a family agency. I am not a child therapist, but I do work with teenagers. I have been in private practice for the past five years, seeing multiple types of clients, with various challenges, through telehealth.
My main approach in a first session is to help make my client feel comfortable, start getting to know them, and letting them get to know me and my therapeutic process.
I have worked with many populations, including different age groups, with depression, anxiety, grief, life transitions, parents of disabled children, holocaust survivors, and womens issues. I have utilized interpersonal psychotherapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and mindfulness. I strive to create a positive and non-judgmental environment for each individual client. I always meet the client where they are to form a bond and help them feel comfortable.
I’ve worked with clients who dealt with life transitions, including young adults searching for careers and for people that suit them, middle-aged adults seeking out a better work-life balance, and elderly people coping with aging and mortality. Many clients approached me seeking support in navigating their personal relationships, familial or otherwise. People come to me to feel less overwhelmed about their lives.
Other specialties
I identify as
Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)
I evaluate client behaviors that may be hindering their lifestyle or goals and suggest methods to prevent or work around those tendencies.
Grief Therapy
I worked with clients who were deeply impacted by the loss of a loved one.
Mindfulness-Based Therapy
I helped every client I worked with stay in the moment so they could be present to talk about their lives.