Education: Rutgers University Experience: I have over 20 years of experience working with a wide variety of populations, most notably preteens, teens, families, and adults. Expertise: Certification in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Wide range of knowledge in anxiety, depression, personality disorders, mood disorders, adjustment issues, trauma, healthy communication, anger, stress management, and domestic violence. History of life coaching. Also holding a license as a Nursing Home Administrator, which has given me extensive knowledge in healthcare settings such as post-acute rehabilitation, dementia, ventilator dependency, and long-term care populations, along with end-stage renal disease and dialysis, palliative hospice care, and grief.
What can clients expect to take away from sessions with you?
Guiding principles: I will always act honorably and professionally. All my services are met with an open mind, without judgment or influence. Using knowledge and skills to help you address your issues. through my clients self-determination we will take a path of discovery to find acceptance.
What treatment methods and tools do you utilize?
Treatment Philosophy: Therapy takes courage and strength. Our therapeutic relationship must be built on trust, open communication, and honesty. We all have something to discover about ourselves. It’s a time to self-reflect, heal, and move forward with the tools we create together to tackle anything that comes your way. This should be an exciting, rewarding experience. Through a Cognitive Behavioral and Interpersonal approach I will often explore your feelings and reactions, thinking patterns, and your internal conversations. Finding your strengths and fostering them to help you overcome your challenges.
Explain to clients what areas you feel are your biggest strengths.
My clients should know that my biggest strength is helping them understand the root of their issues and working with them to make the changes they need to live a more fulfilled life.