April Celeste Elaine Palumbo

Do you ever forget how you got to work? Is life overwhelming but you have no one to talk to? Do you hold it in, thinking it will go away? Some time in your life you may be faced with the analogy of “your life vs. a bottle of soda”. There may be things shaken or flipped upside down in your life and you may want to explode. Knowing what happens to a bottle of soda & knowing people react differently, everyone’s version of “exploding” may come in various forms. As a therapist, I strive to find ways to turn your impairments to functionalities. In reference to the soda analogy, let’s “relieve pressure, open diligently, & consume slowly.” I have worked with adolescents, adults, families, couples and individuals from diverse backgrounds, cultures and religions. I have experience working with clients on crisis stabilization, depression, anxiety, psychosis, autism, PTSD/trauma, anger management, life transition, terminal illnesses, divorce, sexual assault victims, parenting and gender issues. As a Doctorate of Social Work student, military veteran, and from life experiences, my focus is to work with individuals, conduct group therapy for military veterans, grief and loss, end of life stages, terminally ill, law enforcement, sex therapy and couples counseling. Let’s work together on finding a treatment approach that is specific to your needs.