Cheryl R Levine

Talking helps. By talking we create opportunities for change, we enhance our ability to find satisfaction in our work and in our relationships and we become better able to resolve conflicts and alleviate the physical and emotional tension created when we feel anxious or depressed. As a therapist in private practice since 2001 I have learned that the client has the answers; it is up to the therapist to ask the right questions. I have also learned that having a safe place to talk creates the environment needed for each of us to become our own agents of change. I specialize in the treatment of anxiety, depression and loss that often arise during life transitions. Transitions can range from becoming a parent for the first time, loss of a loved one, change in relationship or job status and even leaving home for the first time to attend college. I use a Modern Psychoanalytic approach when working with clients. Treatment is client centered and our relationship and the progress we make develop