Lauren Glick Baker

We all experience difficult times. For many of us life presents ongoing challenges such as maintaining healthy relationships, pursuing professional goals, managing depression and anxiety, transitioning through life’s stages, or negotiating issues of identity and self esteem. We want to be productive and feel good in healthy ways. I have experience in helping people through these kinds of struggles to find rewarding new ways of being in the world. Therapy provides an opportunity for self-reflection and change in the context of a trusting relationship. I am a curious and active listener and I work in an empathic, collaborative way to help you identify and confidently break out of patterns that impede happiness and growth. I practice psychotherapy from an interpersonal perspective and incorporate cognitive-behavioral techniques when appropriate. As a therapist, my goal is to help you understand what–both in the here and now and in past experiences–contributes to unhappiness and to work